The Wolf 15

July 2007

Print edition contents

• Penelope Shuttle – Looking at the Cloud
• Lee Scrivner – Mass Redux
• Niall McDevitt – A Night In With Roget
• Peter Redgrove – The Sâdhaka
• JL Williams – Antelope
• Colm O'Shea – Night in the Workshop
• Robert Stein – Turner at Porthcawl
• The Wolf Review – From the Notebooks: Harry Fainlight
• Will Stone – The Wrecker's Coast
• Andrew O'Donnell – Atlantik
• Alison Croggon – Theatre
• Mike Waten – The Folly Ranks
• ‘Terrible Things': The In-Clubs of Poetry Criticism
• Andrew O'Donnell – The Castle
• Emile Verhaeren – Shady Quarter (London)
• Yannis Ritsos – His Lamp at Dawn
• Semyon Lipkin – The Cossack Wife
• Semyon Lipkin – Moses
• Jean Follain – The Secret
• The Wolf Interview: Saadi Youssef
• Saadi Youssef – Days of June
• Lee Scrivner – Of Dunces and Decorum
• Norbert Hirschhorn – Nocturns
• Shivani Sivagurunathan – Wildlife
• Michelle Penn – Family Portrait II
• Yvonne Green – Binyamin
• Anna Smaill – Summer
• Anna Smaill – Abunai
• Siddhartha Bose – Chinatown, New York
• Paschalis Nikolaou – Seen in Sebald
• Ahren Warner – Émigré
• Niall O'Sullivan – Claim to Fame
• The Wolf Review – Whiteout: Maggraff & Turley
• The Wolf Pamphlet Review
• Dave Lordan – Dublin Spire
• Shivani Sivagurunathan – Climate
• Nick Nolet – Requiem
• Peter Carpenter – Keith Standing
• Paschalis Nikolaou – The Other Iliad
• Mark Leech – Aftertaste
• Todd Swift – Keeler
• Roger Caldwell – A Handful of Words
• Paschalis Nikolaou – After Schiele's Self-Portraits
• Niall McDevitt – The Enemy
• Contributors Notes