Monthly Archives: February 2004

Ted Hughes: The Existential Song

Once upon a time There was a man Running for his life. This was his fate. It was a hard fate. But Fate is Fate He had to keep running He began to wonder about Fate. And running for dear life. Who? Why? And was he nothing But some dummy hare on a racetrack? At [...]

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Ross Gibson: Seven Versions of an Australian Badland

Ross Gibson’s Seven Versions of an Australian Badland is about a horror stretch of road in Queensland. It is packed full of interesting ideas but the narrative seems hurried and thus the ‘cognitive capital’ of the author diminished. What I mean by this is that it is too fragmentary and lacks authorial discipline. There are [...]

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