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So Spirited A Town: Visions and Versions of Liverpool has had several excellent reviews. See The Independent, 4 February 2008, The Liverpool Daily Post, 2 February 2008 and The Sunday Times, 17 February 2008. Stephen Bayley, however, in the New Statesman doesn't like the book's cover, 3 April 2008. It is also reviewed in the latest Planet magazine by Peter Fince

Latest review by me is inThe Jewish Chronicle (26 September) where I review James Hawes's Excavating Kafka In The Independent I reviewed Ilya Troyanov's novel The Collector of Worlds on 18 July. In The Literary Review I wrote about a new Selected Letters of Aldous Huxley (April, 2008) ; The Independent, 21 March 2008 had a review on John Kerrigan's Archipelagic English. I reviewed Anne Stevenson's new book of poems, Stone Milk in Planet, February/March 2008 No 187

Latest article is in the current issue of Poetry Salzburg Review where I interview the poet Peter Dale. There are also several of my own poems in the same issue. In Slightly Foxed (N0 18) I wrote about Gerald Durrell's My Family and Other Animals.

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