Patrick McGuinness
in the London Review of Books remarked on CAD
's ability to get into any shape she likes,
McGuinness, Patrick. “Get rid of time and everything’s dancing”. London Review of Books, 5 Oct. 2000, pp. 15-6.
15
creating a different voice for each of her different characters. In these poems, he...
Literary responses
Hope Mirrlees
An enthusiastic review of this volume by Patrick McGuinness
included substantial comment on Paris.
McGuinness, Patrick. “Knee-deep in dreams”. The Guardian, 14 Apr. 2012, p. Review 18.
Review 18
Reception
Hope Mirrlees
Patrick McGuinness
found in HM
's poems of the 1960s no sign of her earlier radicalism, though many are impressively stringent in their thinking.
McGuinness, Patrick. “Knee-deep in dreams”. The Guardian, 14 Apr. 2012, p. Review 18.
Review 18
Textual Features
Nancy Cunard
The outlaws in question are lovers: he a demon lover, she a fearless woman. The writing here reflects a modernist love of allusion: it is, says Patrick McGuinness
, derivative in quite original ways. Sometimes...
Textual Features
Hope Mirrlees
According to a later poet, Patrick McGuinness
, this poem immerses the reader both in Parisian high culture and in a seamier, more more disjointed and immediate kind of metropolitanism, with shreds of advertising, brand...
Textual Production
Nancy Cunard
The same year she dedicated to Edward John Thompson
the poem Man Ship Tank Gun Plane, which Patrick McGuinness
judges to be one of her best.
McGuinness, Patrick. “Their Mad Gallopade”. London Review of Books, Vol.
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, No. 2, 25 Jan. 2018, pp. 36-7.
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Textual Production
Nancy Cunard
NC
's literary reputation is still bedevilled by her celebrity status. For spring 2012 the fashion house Gucci
launched a Hard Deco line which it called a joint homage to her and film star Louise Brooks
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Texts
McGuinness, Patrick. “Get rid of time and everything’s dancing”. London Review of Books, pp. 15-6.
McGuinness, Patrick. “Knee-deep in dreams”. The Guardian, p. Review 18.
McGuinness, Patrick. “On Rosemary Tonks”. London Review of Books, Vol.
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, No. 13, pp. 28-9.
McGuinness, Patrick. “Their Mad Gallopade”. London Review of Books, Vol.