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An introduction to the work of Kenzaburō Ōe in five books

Beijing News 29 Mar 2023
Ōe's novel, whose title is a reference to English poet's TS Eliot's The Wasteland, examines how people have to continue to live with traumatic events such as loss and rape but also the preoccupation of an elderly father (Kogito/Ōe) to leave his disabled son alone after his death.
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Old Babes in the Wood by Margaret Atwood review – tales of love and age

The Guardian 01 Mar 2023
Dedicated to her late partner, these reflections on marriage, mortality and many-tentacled aliens show Atwood’s mastery of the short form Most of the characters in Margaret Atwood ’s latest book are old, or heading that way, and their stories unwrap what TS Eliot called the gifts reserved for age.
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The secret lives of Katherine Mansfield

New Statesman 09 Jan 2023
A distillation of experience has more in common with poetry, so it’s not surprising to learn that Mansfield thought TS Eliot’s poem, “The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock”, depicting the inward life of a searcher stilled in uncertainty, tantamount to “a short story” ... TS Eliot’s Hidden Muse” (Virago). All Sorts of Lives.
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Can you outwit Margaret Atwood? The bumper books quiz of 2022

The Observer 25 Dec 2022
“They live too near the rocks to quarrel with their neighbours.” This quote appears in.All Quiet on the Western Front ... 8.What was TS Eliot’s first wife’s Christian name?Virginia ... George Eliot and Adele ... Penelope Lively ... 45.Which newspaper concluded its review of TS Eliot’s The Waste Land by judging the poem was “so much waste paper”?The Daily Mail.
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The Waste Land: A Biography of a Poem by Matthew Hollis review – a classic ...

The Guardian 14 Dec 2022
TS Eliot spent six days a week at the offices of Lloyds bank and crammed the business of poetry and literary criticism into the evenings and Sundays ... One of the numerous illuminating anecdotes of their entwined lives sees TS Eliot deliver a parcel to James Joyce in Paris at their first ever meeting.
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The Waste Land: A Biography of a Poem by Matthew Hollis review – a classic laid bare

The Observer 14 Dec 2022
TS Eliot spent six days a week at the offices of Lloyds bank and crammed the business of poetry and literary criticism into the evenings and Sundays ... One of the numerous illuminating anecdotes of their entwined lives sees TS Eliot deliver a parcel to James Joyce in Paris at their first ever meeting.
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All this pomp and splendour proves it: without our support the royals can’t survive

The Observer 19 Sep 2022
They came to honour not power or achievement but a ceremony of nationhood in one person ... Modern monarchy has always been based on the orchestration of emotion ... And even as “the reign” comes to an end, continuity is rammed home with cries of “long live the King” ... The challenge will then be TS Eliot’s “to know the place for the first time” ... Read more ... .
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Culture of trust, talent and graft have given Grimsby chance of EFL return | Jason Stockwood

The Guardian 03 Jun 2022
It has the ability to create those rare moments of joy that transcend our day-to-day lives – that, per TS Eliot, “shall pierce ...
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Culture of trust, talent and graft has given Grimsby chance of return to EFL

The Observer 03 Jun 2022
It has the ability to create those rare moments of joy that transcend our day-to-day lives – that, per TS Eliot, “shall pierce you with a sudden painful joy” ... My son, born in London, has never lived in Grimsby and as a baby was claimed by his Manchester City-supporting grandad to continue his own lifelong obsession ... Read more ... Photograph ... Read more ... .
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Still living and partly living with TS Eliot | Brief letters

The Guardian 13 Apr 2022
... confounded her by replying, without thinking, “Living and partly living” – the chorus of the women in TS Eliot’s Murder in the Cathedral ( Editorial, 11 April ).
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Cúirt must-sees at Galway's International Festival of Literature

RTE 31 Mar 2022
For those who've enjoyed our live streamed events over the past two years, you are in luck - over the week, almost half our events will be available online ... Roger Robinson's heartbreaking and lyrical A Portable Paradise earned him the TS Eliot Prize in 2019 and hearing these poems performed live is an experience you won’t want to miss.
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Good riddance to a year best forgotten, but I feel the 12 months ahead will be better

Irish Independent 31 Dec 2021
It has been another long year, when time itself stopped and, as TS Eliot said. “Time is never ending.” We have lived through our near second year of the pandemic ... as they embark on their new lives.The year just gone was one when, I think, we grew as a nation.
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Pussies galore: The Cats review you never knew you needed until now

The Irish Times 22 Oct 2021
TS Eliot ... TS Eliot ... That’s the story of Tom Hooper’s version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s version of TS Eliot’s Cats (Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats) ... This makes sense, as that’s another work by TS Eliot ... We don’t see it, but we somehow know that TS Eliot’s face is in the sun, much like that baby on Teletubbies.
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Elizabeth Strout: ‘I’ve thought about death every day since I was 10’

The Observer 17 Oct 2021
She is one of that company in literature who suffer from poor self-esteem or hang about, initially, on the margins of their own lives. There is a sense in which she belongs with TS Eliot’s J Alfred Prufrock or with Anne Elliot, the overlooked middle daughter in Jane Austen’s Persuasion, or with Jane Eyre, although Jane is a bolder mouse than she.
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The Letters of TS Eliot Volume 9: 1939-1941 review – of poetry and purgatives

The Observer 12 Sep 2021
TS Eliot expected poetry to provide him with “an escape from personality”, which meant adopting arch disguises ... Only when writing business letters did Eliot remain implacably and often drearily impersonal ... When the present instalment ends, Eliot still has 23 years left to live ... The Letters of TS Eliot Volume 9.

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