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Alan Brownjohn Reading From His Poems
| Author |
Alan Brownjohn |
| Price |
£12.99 <convert> |
| Biblio |
1905556136;
pp. 0 |
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| Binding |
CD |
| Published |
January 2009 |
| Publisher |
The Poetry Archive |
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| Hear this poet read at the Poetry Archive website |
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| Alan Brownjohn (b. 1931) grew up in London and was educated at Merton College, Oxford. He worked first as a schoolteacher and then a lecturer before becoming a full-time freelance writer in 1979. His writing life since then has demonstrated a long-lasting commitment to the promotion of poetry: he served on the Arts Council Literature Panel, was the Chairman of the Poetry Society from 1982-1988 and has collaborated in three teaching anthologies for secondary schools. His poetry has been recognised by a Cholmondeley Award and his novel The Way You Tell Them won the Authors' Club First Novel Award and has been followed by two further novels, The Long Shadows and A Funny Old Year. A third collected poems is published in 2006 by Enitharmon.
1 Introduction 3.02
2 'In this city...' 0.31
3 'We are going to see the rabbit...' 1.54
4 Common Sense 2.42
5 Office Party 1.40
6 Balls of Sweetness 1.58
7 Peter Daines at a Party 1.30
8 The Packet 1.19
9 Ballad of Scarlet and Black 2.19
10 Scare 1.23
11 Procedural 2.15
12 An Orchard Path 1.48
13 From his Childhood 2.37
14 Before the Game 1.42
15 April Light 1.12
16 Secrets from and with 2.19
17 From The Automatic Days 3.02
18 Two Prospects of Adolescence 2.20
19 In Moslodina 1.35
20 Incorrect 2.38
21 Mosquito 1.28
22 Risk-Takers 2.08
23 Bastard 5.26
24 On My 66th Birthday 1.42
25 Incident on a Holiday 2.25
26 Trade-in 1.18
27 The Presentation 2.10
28 Vocational 2.07
29 Continuation 3.06
30 Found Object 3.19
Total length of the recording 65.00
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