Alan Jenkins - Harm, 1999

Update: 2008-12-16

Description

Alan Jenkins reads a selection of his poetry and discusses practitioners of form in the 20th century such as Auden and Eliot, how the formal aspects of poetry are a way of bringing order to life and whether happiness can inspire poetry.

Comments

In Channel

Blake Morrison, 2008

2009-01-0501:07:50

Michele Roberts, 2008

2009-01-0546:40

A L Kennedy - Indelible Acts, 2002

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Alan Hollinghurst - The Spell, 1999

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Melvyn Bragg - The Soldier's Return, 1999

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Lisa Appignanesi - Love and the Novel

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Alain de Botton - 2004

2009-01-0501:02:21

Jacqueline Wilson - 2007

2009-01-0522:41

Lee Harwood - All the Wrong Notes, 1982

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An Interview with Lee Harwood, 1980

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Lee Harwood - Wish You Were Here and other poems, 1980

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Lee Harwood - Sea Journals and other poems, 1978

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Anne Stevenson - Green Mountain, Black Mountain - 1982

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Roy Hattersley - 2000

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Life Writing - 2000

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Maureen Freely and Jane Stevenson - 2000

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Joanne Harris - Five Quarters of the Orange, 2001

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Alan Jenkins - Harm, 1999

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George Szirtes - Reel, 2005

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David Morley - Invisible Kings, 2005

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Alan Jenkins - Harm, 1999

University of Warwick

Alan Jenkins - Harm, 1999