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The Wolf issue 1, September 2002: table of contents

Issue 1 of The Wolf is dated September 2002. Five poems are listed: Gorgeous Day by Robert Yates, Lenin in the Garden of Love by Nigel Lawrence, Dream Sequence by Sean Martin, Gone Under by Lucy Franks and The Tunnel by James Byrne. Under the heading Synopsis sits Exclusive Persephone by Valeria Melchioretto.

The issue carried a feature by Nicholas Cobic on the poet Branko Miljkovic, titled Killed by a Too Powerful Word, with three Miljkovic poems in Cobic's translation, and an interview with Michael Donaghy. Two books were reviewed: The Ice Age by Paul Farley (Picador) and The Light Trap by John Burnside (Cape).

The summary line for the issue also mentions articles, a section called Wolf World and a piece on The Shield of Achilles in the 21st century. Pictures are credited to Nicholas Cobic.

Poems in this selection

  • Gorgeous Day
  • Lenin in the Garden of Love
  • Dream Sequence
  • Gone Under
  • The Tunnel
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