Last reviews in Poetry, Drama & Criticism Books

Last reviews in Poetry, Drama & Criticism Books

• Guest 31st October 2009

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• Janet Lewison 4th August 2009

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  Carol Ann Duffy's The World's Wife explores the finitude and silences of romantic love narratives. The Collection's glittering monologues testify to the pathos and irony of 'enduring' affection, particularly m
  

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• Guest 15th July 2009

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  A.R. Humphreys was one of those highly intelligent masters of exposition (like Harold Jenkins - see his wonderful editorship of the Arden Shakespeare Hamlet)who, particularly today, should serve as an exemplar
  

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• hypnos 11th June 2009

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  The Tell-Tale Heart & Other Writings of Edgar Allan Poe was published by Bantam classics. This is my favorite. Great cover too. De Rabe. Edgar Allan Poe is my favorite writer. He originated suspense stories. My
  

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• Piotrowski 1st May 2009

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  I have both of Svetlana's books - Post M and MMM. They are amazing. Her poetry is addictive. She is female version of Bob Dylan, but totally unknown. Very private reading.
  

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• Guest 29th April 2009

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  The World's Wife by Carol Ann Duffy focuses on important socio-political issues of the 1950's and is engaging, moving and witty. Not many authors would consider giving the important women in a man's life a voic
  

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• leach1991 2nd April 2009

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  Many have touched upon the concept that Duffy's messages are somewhat obvious and condescending in their simplicity- however, this is the pinaccle of the antithesis! I find it refreshing to read poetry freed f
  

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• will123 27th March 2009

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  The Caretaker symbolises modern day hopelessness in life and illustrates perfectly the class divide that is so evident in our society. Very little is achieved throughout the play, and the story comes full circl
  

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• callumbarlow 11th March 2009

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  This book (The World's Wife) is certainly to be avoided. It's constant battle and disparaging terms towards men are not only unpleasent to read, they also border on sexism.
  

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• Timmy Summers 7th March 2009

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  This has the potential to become a cult classic, it is original, but the influence of revolutionary poets Gil Scott Heron, The Last Poets and Linton Kwesi Johnson are unmistakable. This is a revolutionary excer
  

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