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"Sometimes there is nothing sweeter in poetry than a deliberate anachronism"
By Alan White - 06 December 18:38
Christopher Logue remembered.
By Alice Gribbin - 06 December 11:20
Christopher Logue, whose poems were published by the NS in the 50s/60s, dies at 85.
By Helen Lewis - 03 December 9:53
As Wendy Cope donates her archive of correspondence and diaries to the British Library, is the literary world at last taking her seriously?
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