Matthew Sperling's guest appearances

Matthew Sperling

The Poetry Society

MTG Petr Sochůrek Podcast

Jacob Wilson

Will Harris

Bernardine Evaristo

Mary Jean Chan

Sarah Howe

Ilya Kaminsky

Don Paterson

Michael Hofmann

Denise Riley

Emily Berry

Richard Scott

Fiona Benson

Matthew Dickman

Shane McCrae

Tom Kuhn

OwlTail

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MTG Matthew Sperling Interview(14)

Basil Bunting

Paul Batchelor

Writing in The Poetry Review, Paul Batchelor described the publication of The Poems of Basil Bunting (Faber), edited by Don Share, as “a major event”. “It is to be hoped,” he continued, “that this excellent edition will mark a turning point in Bunting’s fortunes among English readers, for he has yet to receive his due.” To connect with more poetry, visit poetrysociety.org.ukDon Share and Paul Batchelor joined Matthew Sperling at University College London recently to reflect on Bunting’s “due”: his place among the greatest of British poets, the triumph that is his masterpiece Briggflatts, and the contemporary relevance of his internationalist, non-isolationist and intellectually curious outlook. You can listen in on the exchange of views in this recording of their discussion.

Writing in The Poetry Review, Paul Batchelor described the publication of The Poems of Basil Bunting (Faber), edited by Don Share, as “a major event”. “It is to be hoped,” he continued, “that this excellent edition will mark a turning point in Bunting’s fortunes among English readers, for he has yet to receive his due.” To connect with more poetry, visit <a href="http://poetrysociety.org.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">poetrysociety.org.uk</a><br><br>Don Share and Paul Batchelor joined Matthew Sperling at University College London recently to reflect on Bunting’s “due”: his place among the greatest of British poets, the triumph that is his masterpiece Briggflatts, and the contemporary relevance of his internationalist, non-isolationist and intellectually curious outlook. You can listen in on the exchange of views in this recording of their discussion.

Basil Bunting: a discussion by Don Share, Paul Batchelor and Matthew Sperling