There Are Kermodians

CONTENTS WORDS AND MUSIC 1. Quiet Subversive John Updike 2. A Sonnet Setting Alexander Goehr 3. Brooksmith by Henry James Daniel Stern4. Recollections Robert Tear5. Afterwards Al Alvarez6. Once Hearing Music Richard Burns 7. A Sense of a Beginning Adam PhillipsHANGING ABOUT WITH FRANK8. Strictly Ballroom Anne Alvarez9. Voyaging Ian Donaldson10. The Opponent Wynne Godley11. Sonnet Anthony Holden12. Hanging About with Frank Brian Phelan13. Sixty Years On Miriam Allott14. Bees and Non-Being John FortuneMAGAZINES, LONDON AND SOME ACADEMIC FLAK15. Fashioning a Syllabus John Sutherland16. The London Review of Books Mary-Kay Wilmers17. Reinvigorating UCL Noel Annan18. The Literary Journalist Karl Miller19. But Let Us Listen to the Moon Peter Porter20. The Chairman Charles Osborne21. Frightened of Frank Stephen Fender22. Seigneur Frank Richard PoirierPARTICULARITIES 23. On Another Happy Return John Hollander24. So Bloody Clear Edward Tayler25. The Tomb of Petrarch’s Laura J.B.Trapp26. Forays and Interventions Denis Donoghue27. The Pleasures of Frankness Logan Browning28. Romantic Image Bernard Bergonzi29. Tentativities and lnconclusions Edward Mendelson30. The Writer Lives On Peter WashingtonISLANDER31. The Islander Anthony Nuttall32. Trying to be Frank Randolph Quirk33. Parallels and Paradoxes Christine Brooke-Rose34. Doubting Thomas Marina Warner35. This and That Stephen Heath36. The Kermode Bear Elisabeth Sifton37. Man and the Echo Warwick GouldSHAPING SPIRIT38. There are Kermodians David Lodge39. To Frank Kermode Kenneth Koch40. Growing Up Lisa Jardine41. Attenzione Nadia Fusini42. A Sense of Time Miranda Tufnell43. Hopelessly Plural David Plante44. A Kind of War Jacqueline Rose]]>