Ictus

ictus [ik-tuhs] 1. In prosody the stress, beat or rythmical accent of a poem 2. In medicine a seizure, a stroke or the beat of the pulse

Showing posts with label Dylan Thomas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dylan Thomas. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 February 2015

The Poet Who Vanished Comes Back

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  The most exhilarating and refreshing poetry-volume of last year wasn't by some audacious new upstart but by a remarkable rediscover...
Tuesday, 19 August 2014

In Their Own Words

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    If you missed it here's the first part of an interesting new BBC4 series comprised of old BBC footage of 20th Century poets edited t...
Thursday, 29 May 2014

Early Summer Round-Up

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Matthea Harvey Kathryn Simmonds Pleased to find myself in two early summer publications which came out this week. New Welsh Review 1...
Tuesday, 28 January 2014

Memories of John Heath-Stubbs

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   An entry from my journal, dated 19 th March 2001: ‘First meeting with John Heath-Stubbs. I entered the tiny flat – dark, shabby, with s...
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First book of poems 'Human Form' published in 2013 by Penned in the Margins. New book 'Incompletion' published April 2025 by Vole Books. Poems and reviews have appeared in PN Review, Poetry Review, Poetry London, Tears in the Fence, New Welsh Review and World Literature Today. Philosophy guide 'Who the Hell is Friedrich Nietzsche?' published in 2019. I'm a SEND teacher and Creative Writing tutor based in Hertfordshire, as well as being a PhD student at Royal Holloway, researching British modernist poetry.
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