A Feast of Creatures

Craig Williamson

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Medieval Literature and History Poetry Analysis and Criticism Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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In A Feast of Creatures , Craig Williamson combines his training as a medievalist, anthropologist, and literary critic with his talent as a translator and poet. Here he recasts nearly 100 Old English riddles of the Exeter Book into a modern verse mode that yokes the cadences of Aelfric with the sprung rhythm of Gerard Manley Hopkins.

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