Issue 7, September 1998
Editorial: Douglas Clark
This is an occasional magazine with a core of critical articles on
poetry. Supplemented by a list of the poets whose work is available in this
Webspace. A section of poems is added. Few poems
will be published and it is intended to maintain the highest quality.
What this magazine is really about is articles and writers are invited to
submit if they have some point to
make. This is not an academic journal and stress lies on readability.
The remit is the world of poetry in the broadest sense.
Submissions or comments should be sent to
d.g.d.clark@dgdclynx.plus.com
Fred Beake delivers his thoughts on prosody, Alison Croggon speculates
on poetry, William Oxley talks about the Imagination, I ponder on J.H.Prynne
and chat about books that have caught my eye.
There are poems from Anthony Lawrence, Neile Graham, Marek Lugowski,
Alison Croggon, Ken Wolman, Janet Buck and John Kinsella.
I have, as usual, appended my summary of British and Irish URLs.
Details of contributors and access to all their work in the
magazine is provided in the
Contributors/Index Page.
`Lynx: Poetry from Bath' was selected for
Suite 101 by Jaimes Alsop of
The Alsop Review,
Consulting Editor (Poetry).
© Copyright belongs to the contributors.
The Poems
- Anthony Lawrence: Five poems
- Neile Graham: Three poems
- Marek Lugowski: poppies
- Alison Croggon: Communion
- Ken Wolman: LORCA'S NEW YORK TEACHING CAREER
- Janet Buck: Four poems
- John Kinsella: nature morte: Oh Rhetoric!
The Articles
- Alison Croggon: The Poetic: some speculations
- William Oxley: Poetry as Documentary of the Imagination
- Douglas Clark: Jeremy Prynne
- Fred Beake: NOTES AND COGITATIONS...
- Douglas Clark: Waffle -- 4
- Douglas Clark: British and Irish Poetry Sites
Douglas Clark /Lynx: Poetry from Bath:7/
Benjamin Press, 69 Hillcrest Drive, Bath BA2 1HD, UK/
d.g.d.clark@dgdclynx.plus.com