POETS AND OTHER ANIMALS: AN INTERVIEW WITH JOHN BURNSIDE.
Interviews poet John Burnside, on his poetry. Factors which lead him to writing poetry; Ways in which his poems "Out of Exile" and "Exile's Return" relate to his residence in England and his return to Scotland; Interest in nature; Views on the gap between religious poetry and political poetry.
| Publicado en: | Scottish Studies Review Vol. 4; no. 1; pp. 9 - 24 |
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Association for Scottish Literary Studies
Spring2003
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