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Three poems. | The Fortnightly Review
Jul 8, 2017 - Colin Honnor: 'Readied for the Push in drizzle of Flanders in a blind November they heard the music of the brazier singing the chorus of the ember...'
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• Regulating mad dogs and English bankers. | The Fortnightly Review
Sep 13, 2011 - If this were just another Dangerous Dogs Act, it wouldn't much matter. Over-reacting to a crisis is part of the stuff in trade of modern politics. But banking...
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Karl O’Hanlon and Daragh Breen. | The Fortnightly Review
Mar 6, 2017 - Peter Riley: 'In Breen, "it is not the hard objectivity by which some poets (such as Karl O'Hanlon) seek to drive the power of self from the poem by ever new...
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A nearly forgotten man of many universes. | The Fortnightly Review
Aug 21, 2011 - John Derbyshire: Down in the subatomic realm, each of the particles that constitute matter is smeared out over a volume of space in a manner described...
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