Richard Warren
"Clearly I tap to you clearly along the plumbing of the world" (W S Graham)
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The Soldier and the Woman, watercolour & chalk, 1944
- Home
- “I think Larkin was wrong …” Bill Bennett on PL
- A better view of Annesley Tittensor
- Aerschot Performance Division
- Back from oblivion: tracking the poetry of Gordon Wharton
- Beyond the border
- Clusters concerning W S Graham
- Colquhoun and MacBryde: encounters with the Two Roberts
- Colquhoun and MacBryde: followers of the Two Roberts
- Cuthbert Hamilton: a poor little gallery
- George Barker: fragments
- George Barker: more fragments
- Gervase Stewart: Apollo in tweeds
- Helen Saunders: a little gallery
- In the basement of hyper-intelligence: the poetry of William Empson
- Jessie Dismorr: a little gallery
- Jessie Dismorr: writings 1915-22
- Lawrence Atkinson – Vorticist after Vorticism
- Lawrence Atkinson: a little gallery
- Lost in the travelling: the odd novels of Ruthven Todd
- National Mistrust
- Paul Potts on ‘The World of George Barker’
- Pieces of Apocalypse
- Seven Suicides
- Terence White’s ‘Irene’
- The Transparent Prisoner 2: more of Jimmy Burns Singer
- The Transparent Prisoner: Jimmy Burns Singer
- Thomas Good: a profile
Richard Warren 
