Dr%20Sophie%20Ratcliffe: List of publications

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Has the poetry of medicine burnt out?

The Lost Properties of Love

SOMETHING LIKE BREATHING

Are we nearly there yet?; Karl Ove Knausgaard's infantilizing approach

The Art of Curling Up: Charles Dickens and the Feeling of Curl-Papers

Karl Ove Knausgaard

No more tears

I'd rather have a bottle in front of me⋯

EVERYDAY STORIES The literary agenda

HIGHBALLS FOR BREAKFAST The very best of P. G. Wodehouse on the joys of a good stiff drink

The trouble with feeling now: Robert Browning, Thomas Woolner and the touching case of Constance and Arthur

Drawing 'perhaps'

The episodic Trollope and An Editor's Tales

Review of Simon Grennan’s Dispossession: A Novel of Few Words, After Trollope’s John Caldigate

Stressed, Unstressed: Classic Poems to Ease the Mind

DISPOSSESSION A novel of few words after 'John Caldigate'

Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot: Connell Short Study Guide

Stressed Unstressed: Classic Poems to Ease the Mind

The Poetry of Medicine.

Love and uglier feelings

SOME LUCK

EYRIE

THE DOG

ALL THE BIRDS, SINGING

REDISCOVERING MARGIAD EVANS Marginality, gender, illness

TAMPA

On Being a Man of the World

On Being “a man of the world”; Geoffrey Hill and Physicality

P.G. Wodehouse: A Life in Letters

THE PASSIONATE MUSE Exploring emotion in stories

On Sympathy

Lost graces

Safety first

Whaddya mean?

Dead of winter

Review: The Dark Landscape of Modern Fiction

A bun in the oven

Girl, willing to travel

Life in sonnet form

White trash, dark deeds

Review: Samuel Beckett and the Primacy of Love

The 'Haven Home for Delinquent Girls'

The 'Tattooed Girl'

'Lucky Girls'

'Transmission'

Arboreal encounters

The 'Whole Story' and other stories

'Learning to talk'

Prompts and prodigies

Stammering, silence

Savage loving: Beckett, browning and the tempest

The 'Seven Sisters'

The 'Unfortunates'

'Murderers I Have Known'

'Sacrament of lies'

The Condition of England Novel