Collection: Ian Patterson
Ian Patterson is a widely published poet and translator, and a former academic. The translator of Finding Time Again, the final volume of the Penguin Proust, he is also the author of Guernica and Total War and Nemo's Almanac. He won the Forward Prize for Best Poem in 2017, with an elegy for his late wife, Jenny Diski. He worked in Further Education between 1970 and 1984, had a second-hand bookselling business for ten years after that, and from 1995 until 2018 was an academic, teaching English Literature at the University of Cambridge. Many of his students have gone on to shape the world of publishing and writing, both in the UK and the US.
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The People Who Made Books: Beatrix Potter and F...
David H HeadleyThe story of Beatrix Potter and Frederick Warne is a wonderful story which has always impressed me. It is, obviously, the story of one of the most successful children's authors...
David H HeadleyThe People Who Made Books: Beatrix Potter and F...
The story of Beatrix Potter and Frederick Warne is a wonderful story which has always impressed me. It is, obviously, the story of one of the most successful children's authors...
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PREM1ER: January 2027 Revealed
Rebecca McDonnellWhy We Chose Beautiful Liars by Amanda Cassidy for January’s PREM1ER Book A new year, a new chapter, and a story where nothing is quite as perfect as it seems… We're...
Rebecca McDonnellPREM1ER: January 2027 Revealed
Why We Chose Beautiful Liars by Amanda Cassidy for January’s PREM1ER Book A new year, a new chapter, and a story where nothing is quite as perfect as it seems… We're...
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Crime Collective: January 2027 Revealed
Rebecca McDonnellIntroducing Our January 2027 Crime Collective Pick: Wolf Point by Lisa Howells One missing girl. Three possibilities. No turning back. We're starting a brand-new year of the Crime Collective with...
Rebecca McDonnellCrime Collective: January 2027 Revealed
Introducing Our January 2027 Crime Collective Pick: Wolf Point by Lisa Howells One missing girl. Three possibilities. No turning back. We're starting a brand-new year of the Crime Collective with...
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The People Who Made Books
David H HeadleyIt started with Pan. Not Peter Pan, but Pan Books. I had been wondering why Pan Macmillan was called Pan Macmillan. The answer led me back to Pan Books and...
David H HeadleyThe People Who Made Books
It started with Pan. Not Peter Pan, but Pan Books. I had been wondering why Pan Macmillan was called Pan Macmillan. The answer led me back to Pan Books and...
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