Cover Endorsements Things that please me in poetry are precision, compassion and images that surpass the common run of language; also that the poet must have an ear for language as a musician has an ear for music. The work of Philip Casey, especially The Year of the Knife, possesses all of these in abundance. Michael Hartnett The splendour of Philip Casey’s work is that it is rigorous and hard; …Read more
Archive for January, 2009
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- Sari Mccolley: "I would say Theater. I would like to double major in Acting and Journalism, so we have similar careers. Good ...
- Anne: Philip, a stór, just now called up your page and like the wizard ... you enthrall as ever... it's been ...
- Philip Casey poems « Ars Medica: [...] Nov 27, 2009 Philip Casey poems Posted by Paul under Text | Tags: Philip Casey | Leave a Comment ...
- Rosemarie Rowley » HEATHCLIFF COMES HOME – LOVE AND IMPAIRMENT IN THE MODERN ERA: [...] Wordsworth Classics editions, Hertfordshire, 1993, ISBN 1 85326 048 7. www.wordsworth-editions.com The Fisher Child Philip Casey, Picador, ISBN 978-0330483025 ...
- Rosemari: Really enjoyed this subtle tale of modern love and coming to terms with roots - characters are believable and engage ...
- Philip Casey » Blog Archive » The Fabulists Screenplay: [...] Fabulists is adapted from the novel of the same name. Casey’s main achievement in The Fabulists lies in his ...
- Philip Casey » Blog Archive » The Year of the Knife full review by Ros Cowman: [...] from two previous collections: eight poems from Those Distant Summers (1980), and fourteen from After Thunder (1985). The third ...
- Philip Casey » Blog Archive » The Year of the Knife full review by Ros Cowman: [...] Casey’s previous poems includes work chosen from two previous collections: eight poems from Those Distant Summers (1980), and fourteen ...
- Philip Casey » Blog Archive » The Water Star: [...] “This series of love-stories told from individual perspectives resonates with authentic feeling.” Sharon Barnes, IMAGE … More Reviews of ...
- Philip Casey » Blog Archive » The Water Star: [...] “…those fine intense moments - and there are many of them here - show Philip Casey to be a ...
- The Water Star: [...] “The tale that unfolds in this thick, satisfying volume is not particularly complex - any more than the circumstances ...
- William Wall: These sums can be quite hard... (9 and 5, for example has always been a blind spot for me). I eventually ...
- William Wall: One small point, as an old teacher of mine was inclined to say, the CELTX link doesn't work. Nor does ...