Issue Details: First known date: 2010... 2010 Daemonic Currents in Dorothy Porter's Poetry
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'Although charged by the daemonic, the sacred and extreme, [Porter's] poetics is shot through, too, with awareness of fakery and illusion. Finally, the currents of Porter's work are connective, sparking off and from a lineage of charged poetry, especially, arguabley, of confessionalism, and a tradition of hierophantic poetics. This essay examines Porter's poetics within the context of this lineage' (19).

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Subjects:
  • The Monkey's Mask Dorothy Porter , 1994 single work novel
  • Crete Dorothy Porter , 1996 selected work poetry
  • El Dorado Dorothy Porter , 2007 single work novel
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