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Date: 2011-04-13 17:52:05
Sylvia Plath
Marina Tsvetaeva
Ai
Elaine Feinstein
9
Emily Dickinson
John Keats
Four Quartets
Boris Pasternak
Literature
Poetry
British poetry

PNR[removed]ELAINE FEINSTEIN IN CONVERSATION with Michael Schmidt During a visit to Manchester in June 1997, the poet, novelist, translator and biographer Elaine Feinstein was interviewed at the University by Michael Schm

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