It is because his poetry lets in associations that might seem irrelevant or undignified that it is so deeply human.- John Carey, on Heaney's latest collection, Human Chain
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September
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- Only in English - 5
- On concision
- It's just an expression
- Patron-ising
- On alchemy/education
- Titles gone begging - 2
- Blog-jammin'
- Inbox classics
- (Non-)fiction
- On drinking alone
- That which God hath joined together
- Titles gone begging - 1
- InDefinition - 15
- Sartre - in context
- Semantics laid bare
- Is there anything more depressing
- Beyond
- Surely the bizarrest SPAM I've ever been sent
- Unspoken truths
- The problem with the life of the mind
- Get married, son;
- InDefinition - 14
- The smaller picture
- Not seen on a T-shirt
- Indefinition - 13
- Big up the British
- Words heard
- ?
- Only in English - 3
- Forlorn hope
- On the need for a rhetorical-question mark
- Taciturnity/Economy
- The potential of lost art
- Sweet dreams
- Facebook ad
- ES headline
- I used to be a pretentious angry youg man
- Why, oh why, O Spotify (2)
- Smyth's sayings
- Smyth's sayings
- Famous Seamus' genius
- Sick note for mankind
- Fewer complications
- InDefinition - 12
- InDefinition - 11
- Only in English - 4
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