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Tonight: Jeremy Over at the International Anthony Burgess Foundation
Thursday, 19 Jan 2012
Jeremy Over will be reading from his recent work at the International Anthony Burgess Foundation in Manchester at 6pm on 19 January. Over (pictured), the author of Deceiving Wild Creatures and A Little Bit of Bread and No Cheese, will be joined by fellow writers Nikolai Duffy and Ian Seed at the exciting new venue in the city centre. Admission is free, and the bar will be open for the event. The reading which will be followed by a book sale and signing.For more information, please contact Nikolai Duffy on n.duffy@mmu.ac.uk.
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Today's post is taken from Poets on Poets, edited by Nick Rennison and Michael Schmidt, (Carcanet, Waterstones, 1997). In this fascinating book, nearly a hundred of the finest modern poets make a personal choice of the work of poets of the past, and describe briefly the reasons for their choices. Chapters include John Ashbery on Thomas Beddoes, Christopher Logue on John...
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