INTERVIEW WITH JULIA PARK FOR Redhills Review, Summer 2005 Julia Park: So how are sales of your latest book — Madame Fi Fi...? Gerry Cambridge: I don’t know. Several hundred copies? It is part of the paradox of being - Poetry Man - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

First Page		Document Content
Date: 2005-11-03 18:44:35 Literature Scottish literature British literature Scottish Renaissance European literature Scottish poetry Scots language Hugh MacDiarmid Poetry of Scotland American poetry Robert Burns A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle		INTERVIEW WITH JULIA PARK FOR Redhills Review, Summer 2005 Julia Park: So how are sales of your latest book — Madame Fi Fi...? Gerry Cambridge: I don’t know. Several hundred copies? It is part of the paradox of being Add to Reading List Source URL: www.gerrycambridge.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 62,99 KB Share Document on Facebook

	ANNUAL VOLUMES ___ Mary Paterson, or, The Fatal Error (hbk) by David Pae1............................................................... £12.50 ___ From the Line: Scottish War Poetry 1914–1945 (hbk) DocID: 1pU8W - View Document
	A MacDiarmid Borrowing This note, dated 20 December 1998, on the advice of Professor Philip Hobsbaum was submitted to the Times Literary Supplement. The paper ignored it. Sir, — I wish to draw the attention of your rea DocID: 1lUm6 - View Document
	PDF Document DocID: 1lJK6 - View Document
	INTERVIEW WITH JULIA PARK FOR Redhills Review, Summer 2005 Julia Park: So how are sales of your latest book — Madame Fi Fi...? Gerry Cambridge: I don’t know. Several hundred copies? It is part of the paradox of being DocID: 1kBQ1 - View Document
	37 The Next, Safer Generation of Nuclear Reactor Hugh MacDiarmid and Simon Irish The 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster had an understandable chilling effect on public DocID: 1gqZI - View Document