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Article on THE TEMPEST in WOOL-GATHERER 4:
‘What Dramatists Found in the Underdowne’: a Greek novel by Heliodorus in translation; its impact on Elizabethan dramatists.
FULL CONTENTS OF WOOL-GATHERER 4:
‘A Voice in the Wilderness’: an introduction to George Borrow’s Wild Wales; the story of Davy Gam.
‘The Gamut of Emotion’: can one analyse the emotional effect of music? – Alan Bennett, E.M. Forster and Jack Buchanan.
‘Tips for Fledgling Bards’: a tentative investigation of the Welsh poetic form, the englyn.
‘What Dramatists Found in the Underdowne’: a Greek novel by Heliodorus in translation; its impact on Elizabethan dramatists.
‘Riding the Tiger’: narrative trickery in Life of Pi by Yann Martel.
‘Split Personalities’: the battle between soul and body – Andrew Marvell, W.B. Yeats and Margaret Atwood.
‘In a Byzantine Garden Centre’: the golden bird, and escape from a mundane world – The Achilleis, W.B. Yeats and Thomas Nashe.
‘Smart as Paint and so Forth’: seeing humanity from a distance – Tom Stoppard, Lucretius, Samuel Johnson and James Hervey.
‘More Men than Sheep’: some aspects of Yorkshire life – Camden’s Britannia and Thomas Fuller’s The Worthies of England.
‘A Holiday Romance’: an intriguing clash of cultures in the Orkeyinga Saga and the poems of George Mackay Brown.
‘Mr Bluebeard? It’s the Locksmith here’: the tale of Mister Fox, and how it links Shakespeare, Dante, Chaucer, Edmund Spenser and Bob & Carole Pegg.
‘School Poetry Crisis Probe’: readers comment.
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