Walking Distance sequence   poetry  
Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Walking Distance
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In the Park, a Family i "he is lying flat", Jennifer Compton , 2019 single work poetry
— Appears in: FourW New Writing , no. 30 2019; (p. 38)
In the Post Office, the Postmaster i "mr grumpy is taking the sun", Jennifer Compton , 2019 single work poetry
— Appears in: FourW New Writing , no. 30 2019; (p. 39)
Reading the Pavement i "ITHAKA", Jennifer Compton , 2019 single work poetry
— Appears in: FourW New Writing , no. 30 2019; (p. 40)
At the Wishing Well i "you and i and her", Jennifer Compton , 2019 single work poetry
— Appears in: FourW New Writing , no. 30 2019; (p. 41)

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    y separately published work icon FourW New Writing Pearl no. 30 2019 19710722 2019 periodical issue 'To mark the thirtieth issue of fourW we have given it the title Pearl, both because of the traditional anniversary jewel-signifier and as a notional literary link to the medieval allegory of the same name by the Gawain poet. While it may be drawing a long bow to claim that fourW thirty allegorises the relationship between humanity and the cosmos in a series of dream conversations, it seems to me that the  poetry, fiction and script we have selected do indeed articulate, play with and apostrophise the writer's ideas of self, society and relationships in ways that emblematise existence and what might be termed 'truth'. We hope you'll see it as a pearler!' (David Gilbey, Editorial introduction) 2019 pg. 38-41
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