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Contents of The Wolf, issue 17 (April 2008)

Issue 17 of The Wolf is dated April 2008. The poems listed are Andrea Brady's 'End Of Days', Jonathan Morley's 'Iberian Baroque', Robert Stein's 'Scotland Dead' and Philip Alvaré's 'Cut Here'.

The prose section lists an interview with poetry editors and two articles: 'A Response to the Letters of Ted Hughes' and an excerpt from a letter from Harry Fainlight to Ruth Fainlight. The issue is also said to hold an interview with six poetry editors, replies to Ted Hughes's letters, a piece on Mina Loy's Geniuses, one on Robert Duncan's H.D., artwork by the artist in residence Christopher Twigg, and 90 pages of poems and translations.

Support from the Arts Council of England and Colourworks Digital is acknowledged, and several people, including Terry Gifford, Keith Sugar and Daniel Weissbort, are thanked for providing critical content.

Poems in this selection

  • End of Days
  • Iberian Baroque
  • Scotland Dead
  • Cut Here
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