Tag: Richard Cooke

• The Songlines and the Songlines

  It’s been thirty years since Bruce Chatwin published The Songlines. That’s the kind of anniversary that usually elicits either a renewed celebration and revival of a work or a fresh attempt to boot the author up the arse, a la Nicolas Rothwell upon the publication of Chatwin’s letters. Intriguingly, with consummate skill and nuance, Richard Cooke has […]

  Daniel Davis Wood

  October 2, 2017

  Book Reviewing, British and Irish Literature, Literary Criticism, Notes and Queries

  Bruce Chatwin, Richard Cooke