An Echo To The Sense
(Volume 87, No 4, Winter 1997/98)
Editor
Peter Forbes
Poems
Michael Foley, Seamus Heaney, Ciaran Carson, Alice Oswald, Vuyelwa Carlin, Paul Muldoon, Elizabeth Garrett, Padraig Rooney, Helen Dunmore, Gwyneth Lewis, Annemarie Austin, Graham Nelson, Carole Satyamurti, Sarah Warde, W. N. Herbert, Carol Ann Duffy, Michael Longley, Don Paterson Justin Quinn, Ken Smith, Sophie Hannah, Angela Leighton, Tony Curtis, Paul Farley, Smita Agarwwal, Lawrence Sail, Judith Kazantzis.
Articles and Reviews
John Greening on the Lost Ear
Sheenagh Pugh on metaphor and reality
Stoddard Martin on Jon Silkin
Stephen Burt on Douglas Hofstadter
Kathleen Jamie on the new Scottish Parliament
Edna Longley on a Green Poet
John Wakeman on Frank Redpath
John Whitworth on Charles Causley
Jane Holland on Beyond Bedlam
David Wheatley on second collections by Adam Schwartzman, Neil Astley, Eva Salzman, Hilary Davies
Elizabeth Cook on Andrew Motion's Keats
Maggie O'Farrell on Helen Dunmore
Tim Kendall on Lavinia Greenlaw
Rebecca Le Marchand on the Forward
Wayne Burrows on 20th Century Welsh poetry
Paul Groves on Anglo-Welsh collections
Helen Dunmore on Gillian Clarke
Harry Clifton on Eastern European poetry
Adam Thorpe on Vasco Popa
James Sutherland-Smith on Miroslav Valek
Shanta Acharya on Jayanta Mahapatra
Jeet Thayil on Keki N. Daruwalla
Dennis O'Driscoll on Alastair Reid
Gillian Allnutt on Ruth Fainlight
Judith Kazantzis and Sujata Bhatt
Ian McMillan on Barry MacSweeney
Neil Powell on Robert Graves
Peter Howard on LION
Ian Sansom on Ian Hamilton
Interview
Ian Hamilton interviewed by Gregory LeStage
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