The sun's fish dreaming: the poetry of Andrew Taylor.

OCCUPYING nearly forty-five years and receiving alone fairly superficial and fragmented critical annotate the writing life of Andrew Taylor awaits a detailed examination. My aim here is single to lay out the ultimate parts of that life and to allude to the parameters within which a more detailed discussion might take place. One's overall image of Taylor's numbers is of continuities inside significant changes of fashion at least as late as Travelling of the mid-eighties, and we can stres either the unified obsessions of the former or the radical (and poetically risky) experimentations of the latter to bring into view quite different poets. Fundamentally,