5 Welsh Literary Modernism, Lynette Roberts and David Jones: Unearthing 'a huge and very important culture'6 'Crusaders uncross limbs by the green light of flares': Lynette Roberts's Avant-garde Medievalism; 7 Burnt Pain and Blasted Seashells:...
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5 Welsh Literary Modernism, Lynette Roberts and David Jones: Unearthing 'a huge and very important culture'6 'Crusaders uncross limbs by the green light of flares': Lynette Roberts's Avant-garde Medievalism; 7 Burnt Pain and Blasted Seashells: Lynette Roberts's Estuarine War Writing; 8 Listening and Location in the Poetry of Lynette Roberts; 9 Lynette Roberts's The Endeavour: a Generic Adventure; Select Bibliography; Index Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Series Editors' Preface; Notes on Contributors; Acknowledgements; Introduction: Locating Lynette Roberts: 'Always observant and slightly obscure'; 1 The Scarlet Woman; 2 '"You have a Welsh name, are you Welsh?" he asked. "I don't know," I replied': Lynette Roberts and Elective Welsh Identity; 3 'I remember these things': Memory, Misrepresentation and Cultural Tradition in Lynette Roberts's 'Seven Stories'; 4 'What changes break before us': Semi-peripheral Modernity in Lynette Roberts's Poetry and Prose This is the first book to present a series of critical essays on the work of the Argentine-born Welsh writer Lynette Roberts. A charismatic and important figure in the history of British poetry and anglophone Welsh writing, Roberts interacted closely with some of the most influential poets of her day. Yet her innovative poetic vision remains unique, and this book brings to light new critical contexts for reading the work of this fascinating twentieth-century poet and novelist
