Charles Tomlinson’s American Voices
Author: Richard Swigg
Number of Pages: 20
An in-depth analysis of Charles Tomlinson’s poetry from The Necklace (1955) to The Vineyard Above the Sea (1999), focusing on his dialogue with American literature. Richard Swigg explores Tomlinson’s adaptation of American verse forms and his engagement with American voices, highlighting the transatlantic influences that shaped his work.
Author: Richard Swigg
Number of Pages: 20
An in-depth analysis of Charles Tomlinson’s poetry from The Necklace (1955) to The Vineyard Above the Sea (1999), focusing on his dialogue with American literature. Richard Swigg explores Tomlinson’s adaptation of American verse forms and his engagement with American voices, highlighting the transatlantic influences that shaped his work.
Author: Richard Swigg
Number of Pages: 20
An in-depth analysis of Charles Tomlinson’s poetry from The Necklace (1955) to The Vineyard Above the Sea (1999), focusing on his dialogue with American literature. Richard Swigg explores Tomlinson’s adaptation of American verse forms and his engagement with American voices, highlighting the transatlantic influences that shaped his work.
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