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51. After the Bomb.

Author

Barnie, John

Subjects
AFTER the Bomb (Poem), BARNIE, John
Abstract

The article presents the poem "After the Bomb," by John Barnie. First Line: Physics is a friendless; Last Line: with the core of the sun.

Published
2007
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52. Not Now.

Author

Barnie, John

Subjects
NOT Now (Poem), BARNIE, John
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Not Now," by John Barnie. First Line: Don't write me now, I am; Last Line: write me now, I am only a poem.

Published
2007
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53. Big Bend Country.

Author

Barnie, John

Subjects
BIG Bend Country (Poem), BARNIE, John
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Big Bend Country," by John Barnie. First Line: Play me something riverine; Last Line: bank like a weary shuttle.

Published
2007
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54. Day To Day.

Author

Barnie, John

Subjects
DAY to Day (Poem), BARNIE, John
Abstract

The article presented the poem "Day to Day," by John Barnie. First Line: A glance at the kitchen clock; Last Line: and where part of us always lives.

Published
2007

57. The Golden Orphans.

Author

Barnie, John

Subjects
PAINTING, BETRAYAL, FICTION
Published
2018

59. Not Quite.

Author

Barnie, John

Subjects
*SAFARIS
Abstract

A letter to the editor is presented in response to Mike Jay's article on the North Pole expedition of Fridtjof Nansen, which was published in the August 8, 2013 issue.

Published
2013

60. November 12.

Author

BARNIE, JOHN

Subjects
NOVEMBER 12 (Poem), BARNIE, John
Published
2013

61. Letter.

Author

BARNIE, JOHN

Subjects
LETTER (Poem), BARNIE, John
Published
2013

62. Guyanese history.

Author

BARNIE, JOHN

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor
Abstract

A letter to the editor is presented in response to a review of John Gimlette's "Wild Coast," by Ian Thomson, in the May 13, 2011 issue.

Published
2011

63. Our Guy.

Author

Barnie, John

Subjects
*LITERARY criticism, *CRITICISM, *POLITICIANS, BRITISH prime ministers
Abstract

A literary criticism of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's memoir entitled "A Journey" is presented. It points out the author's handling of style which showed his wish to project himself as both an astute politician and an ordinary person. It quotes several passages which shows Blair's extraordinary way of using metaphor and extended simile, an example of which is his expression of admiration for his closest aide, Angela Hunter. It adds that Blair described the end of his career as prime minister in hyperbolic terms.

Published
2011

65. Essayism.

Author

Barnie, John

Subjects
GENERALIZATION, NONFICTION
Published
2017

67. No Hiding Place : Essays on the New Nature and Poetry

Author

Barnie, John and Barnie, John

Subjects
English poetry--History and criticism.--20th c, Nature in literature, American poetry--History and criticism.--20th, Philosophy of nature in literature, Evolution (Biology) in literature, Natural history--Historiography, Literature and science--English-speaking countri
Published
1996

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