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The English Strain and Bad Idea by Robert Sheppard: A Review — Elliptical Movements

October 4, 2021 / The Wombwell Rainbow

The English Strain, Robert Sheppard, Shearsman. 2021, ISBN: 9781848617469, £12.95 Bad Idea, Robert Sheppard, Knives Forks and Spoons Press, 2021, ISBN: 9781912211746, £11.00 ‘What is badly needed at the present moment is some small Malherbe of free verse to sit on the sonnet and put it out of action for two hundred years at least. […]
The English Strain and Bad Idea by Robert Sheppard: A Review — Elliptical Movements

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