Gross - Later

Roddy Lumsden, Salt), Calon, Canto, Creative Writing: New Signals, New Territories (American, British and Canadian Studies, Academic Anglophone Society of Romania), Days of Roses, English, Estonian Literary Magazine, Friends Quarterly, The Guardian, The Ice Road (Tallinn University, 2011), Jubilee Lines (ed. Carol Ann Duffy, Faber, 2012), The Laurel Crown (ed. with photographs, Jemimah Kuhfeld), The London Magazine, Magma, Manhattan Review, New Welsh Review, Planet, Poetry and Audience, Poetry London, Poetry Review, Tokens for the Foundlings (ed. Tony Curtis, Seren, 2011). Birch, His Book appeared as a limited edition broadsheet from Mulfran Press, 2011, with original engraving by Jonathan Gross. Dirac: the Tower owes its existence to Simon Thomas sculpture Small Worlds.

Words for the Shortest Day is printed and its genesis explored in Then Again What Do I Know: reflections on reflection in Creative Writing in The Writer in the Academy: Creative Interfrictions (ed. R. Marggraf Turley, English Association, 2011). The following poems first appeared with personal dedications: Barn Music, for the Resonabilis ensemble, St Donats and Tallinn, 2010; Epiphany Weather, for Petra and Jonathan; Flying Down Wales, for Gillian Clarke; Legacy, for Rosemary and Jonathan; Orrery, for Jonathan, at 30; Spoor, thanks are due to Tsead Bruinja and Alexis Nouss; The Point, for the Ice Road group, Tallinn; The Works, for Katy Giebenhain and Stephanie Gibson; Whit, for Jeremy Hooker. Many poems, of course, for John Karl Gross, d. 2011, and all with thanks to Zlie for a keen eye and love and support.