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Jeremy Noel-Tod
Jeremy Noel-Tod is editor of “The Penguin Book of the Prose Poem” (Penguin Classics)
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The light and dark of Raymond Briggs’s Father Christmas
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It should have been Stevie Smith: the terrible artistic decisions made by administrators
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How The Waste Land became the most quotable book of the last 100 years
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Loyal incoherence: the Queen in verse
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Why James Joyce’s Ulysses appeals to the amateur reader in us all
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Campaign in bad poetry—govern with the consequences
Culture
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The quizzical priest: inside John Ashbery's everyday magical thinking
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Jeremy Prynne, prankster poet
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