July 2008: Issue 5
Report from the Christopher Tower Poetry Prizes 2008
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June 2007: Issue 4
- Report from the Christopher Tower Poetry Prizes 2007
- New poems
- Alison Brackenbury reviews Look We Have Coming to Dover by Daljit Nagra
- April Warman reviews Gift Songs by John Burnside
- Mishtooni Bose reviews The Speed of Dark by Ian Duhig
- Tim Kendall reviews Mocker by David Wheatley
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March 2007: Issue 3
Highlights from this edition include:
- In celebration of W H Auden
- Search Engine - poems from Tower Poetry 2006
Plus the work of some exciting young poets and our usual selection
of recent reviews from Poetry Matters including:
- April Warman reviews Little Gods by Jacob Polley
- Fiona Sampson reviews The Deleted World, Tomas Tranströmer,
versions by Robin Robertson and An Anthology of Contemporary
Russian Women Poets, edited by Valentina Polukhina and Daniel
Weissbort
- Fran Brearton reviews Horse Latitudes by Paul Muldoon
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October 2006: Issue 2
- The 2007 Christopher Tower Poetry Competition
- Poetry by Anna Lewis, Olivia Cole, Vidyan Ravinthiran, and Ben Wilkinson
- Fiona Sampson reviews The Biplane Houses by Les Murray
- Peter McDonald reviews Tyrannosaurus Rex versus The Corduroy Kid by Simon Armitage
- Jeremy Noel-Tod reviews Tramp in Flames by Paul Farley
- John Redmond reviews James Fenton's Selected Poems
- Alison Brackenbury reviews Juniper Street by Vona Groarke
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May 2006: Issue 1
- 2006 Christopher Tower Poetry Competition winners and poems
- Stephen Burt reviews District and Circle by Seamus Heaney
- April Warman reviews Without Title by Geoffrey Hill
- Frances Leviston reviews Rapture by Carol Ann Duffy
- Jeremy Noel-Todd reviews Swithering by Robin Robertson
- Plus poetry links, news and events
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