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When the Rents Were Low

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By Joe Dunthorne
| Soundings from The New York Review
One of the few things New York School poets agree on is that the New York School never really existed. “You can join the New York School for $5 if you want” was how Ted Berrigan often put it. Part of the lasting appeal of this loose group of poets is their disinterest in assessing their own legacy.
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Joe Dunthorne: ‘Growing up in Swansea, I developed an allergy to Dylan Thomas’

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By Joe Dunthorne
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
‘Irvine Welsh’s Trainspotting made me want to be a writer’ … Joe Dunthorne.Photograph: Hayley Benoit (Photograph: Hayley Benoit) My earliest reading memory I only realised how well I knew the Alfie stories by Shirley Hughes when I started reading them to my own children. Every time we read one now, I’m suddenly back in my attic room in Swansea 40 years ago, watching my dad turn the same pages. My favourite book growing up At 10 years old, I read only Terry Pratchett.
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Joe Dunthorne e il suo bisnonno la cui ricerca chimica giovò ai nazisti

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By Gennaro Serio, Joe Dunthorne
| Il Manifesto Verified
Con titolo arricchito da un gioco di parole di invenzione italiana, esce per Einaudi Il dentifricio radioattivo e altre scorie di famiglia di Joe Dunthorne, giornalista, romanziere e poeta gallese di parziale discendenza ebraica (traduzione di Giulia Boringhieri, Einaudi, pp. 224, € 19,50). È un memoir familiare di quarta generazione, scritto da chi non ha conosciuto i protagonisti e deve affidarsi ad appunti inediti, ricordi dei parenti e ricerca sul campo.
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