Peter Redgrove

After they moved in together in 1970, PS and Peter Redgrove established collaborative habits. They read the working drafts of each other's poems, and wrote together—not at home but on park benches and in cafes...

Peter Redgrove and PS published The Terrors of Dr. Treviles as a collaborative romance, by late October 1974.

Gay Clifford , reviewing for the Times Literary Supplement, offered some readings common in reviews of the work of PS and Peter Redgrove , about a prose poem of Jung ian archetypes, and...

The book is dedicated to Peter Redgrove and the last page is dated April 1971.

PS married the man she had lived with for a decade, her fellow poet Peter Redgrove . He was also a novelist and author of non-fictional prose.

Shuttle and Redgrove contributed jointly to Michelene Wandor 's On Gender and Writing, 1983. Their contribution takes the form, unique in the volume, of a dialogue with Wandor in which the couple speak in unison.

Peter Redgrove , poet, novelist, and husband of PS , died at their home at Falmouth in Cornwall at the age of seventy-one.

Though Philip Hobsbaum 's obituary for Peter Redgrove mentions The Black Goddess and the Sixth Sense, 1987 (about the invisible forces that surround us and which are shut off by the prejudices of our...

PS and Peter Redgrove co-authored The Hermaphrodite Album (in which individual poems are not ascribed, though a sequence by Shuttle, Witchskin, was identified as hers when it won an award).

In 2007 PS was working on a memoir of her time with Peter Redgrove .

PS and Peter Redgrove jointly published The Wise Wound: Menstruation and Everywoman, a pioneering feminist study which uses PS 's own experience as well as scholarly sources.

She dedicated this volume to her husband , daughter, mother , and father . Many of its contents had appeared in journals or anthologies, or had been broadcast on the BBC . Two had featured...

PS and Peter Redgrove issued another joint publication: Alchemy for Women: personal transformation through dreams and the female cycle, a kind of sequel to The Wise Wound.

Hilary Davies , reviewing this book for the TLSalong with Peter Redgrove 's The Mudlark Poems and Grand Buveur, found surprisingly little influence passing back and forth between these two strong, independent talents...

Despite the strong emotion expressed in some of these poems, AS later remembered the volume as setting free her gift for irony. The final poem, A Legacy, On my Fiftieth Birthday, is written...