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Walpurgis

A new poem by Fiona Sampson.

By Fiona Sampson

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Andrew Miller’s eighth novel is an exploration of culpability, written in singing prose

By Fiona Sampson

Books

Phil Whitaker’s sixth novel, You, explores the politics of a fractured family

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The poets’ home: how one small, heroic publisher shaped modern poetry

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Derek Walcott: the “colonial upstart” who remade the world

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“The Revenant”: a new poem by Fiona Sampson

Downhill . . . and I met myself, a pale ghost glimmering the way a poacher’s torch shines      …

By Fiona Sampson