Rupert M Loydell spends most of the day on the train; Angeline Farrow is pressed
into the landscape; Peter Hughes reads Petrarch in the afterglow; Keith Hilling searches
in river mud for treasures; Carole Coates observes the diamond boys; Lia Brooks wonders
what to say to her visitors; Libby Hart can’t remember all their names; Nathan Thompson
sees the snow, fake and falling; Rufo Quintavalle accumulates an argument, while Martin Stannard
writes letters to Honey, Sir and others.
Music’s Duel : Ian McMillan tackles Gavin Selerie’s New
and Selected Poems.