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Peter Riley Feature at Poetica

Bury Me Here (Shearsman Books, 1997). Passing Measures, Selected poems 1966–1996 (Carcanet, 2000). Messenger Street (Poetical Histories, 2001) note: this is a pamphlet containing four elegies for the poet Douglas Oliver. Peter Riley Feature at Poetica.

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Includes bibliographical references.

excavations part one book one and two. by Riley, Peter. Includes bibliographical references.

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On Peter Riley's Lyric Excavations. A first sentence fragment juxtaposes two phrases on opposite sides of a colon, perhaps to offer an initial articulation of the poem's concerns - the body in "its final commerce" (what could that mean?), the emotions attendant upon the desire to speak and in some sense "complete" memory and emotion.

Poetry By Individual Poets. By (author) Peter Riley. AbeBooks may have this title (opens in new window).

This volume also includes three short critical prose pieces by Riley and two new poetic works, ‘The Ascent of Kinder Scout’ and an excerpt from ‘The Mayroyd Notebook’, all published here for the first time

This volume also includes three short critical prose pieces by Riley and two new poetic works, ‘The Ascent of Kinder Scout’ and an excerpt from ‘The Mayroyd Notebook’, all published here for the first time. There is also an extensive new interview with Riley and a foreword by poet and scholar Harriet Tarlo.