Overview :This book offers a critical overview of the work of the British poet Kelvin Corcoran who, over nearly 30 years, has established a reputation... Read More
Overview :Surely it's time to write a poem according to John James. Two quatrains please, written to the opening of A Theory of Poetry."And so the req... Read More
Overview :The second double issue of Shearsman magazine for 2025 features poetry by Ophira Adar, Alan Baker, Ian Davidson, Adam Flint, Alexander Gaul,... Read More
Overview :A major event, this volume presents some 40 years of work."Corcoran has as wide a range and as rich a vocabulary as any poet now writing. He... Read More
Overview :The Republic of Song is a journey to discover the place of that name, moving through abhorrence to vision. The political chicanery of barely... Read More
Overview :"Facing West achieves true illuminations of the places and uses of myth. Corcoran's lines balance impressively between sometimes cryptic, ap... Read More
Overview :Hotel Shadow continues Kelvin Corcoran's remarkable poetic venture begun with Melanie's Book in 1996; here, with characteristically rich lyr... Read More
Overview :Not Much to Say Really is an account of extended conversations with four elderly patients in hospital. Standing on the edge of their time th... Read More
Overview :Corcoran's first collection since his New & Selected Poems in 2004, 'Backward Turning Sea' (i.e. the Mediterranean) shows the author deepeni... Read More