Tonight sees the announcement of the winner of the T S Eliot Prize, a poetry prize that draws speculation, chatter and discussion towards it like pins to a magnet. Yesterday, John Greening led a brilliant discussion event for us at Southbank Centre, cogently summing up all ten of the shortlisted collections and shepherding some great audience conversation. Here are his introductions T.S.Eliot Prize Shortlist Preview – transcripts, hastily uploaded to CAMPUS in advance of tonight’s award ceremony. Doty, Herd, Hill, Liardet, Howe, Murray, O’Brien, Paterson, Perry, Rankine – who’s going to claim it this year?
The T S Eliot Prize – some deep reading
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Julia Bird (Poetry School Staff)
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thanks for posting this Julia…John Greening’s commentary is likely to break the bank. I have two of the shortlisted books but now I want all 10 🙂