All Outputs (11)

"I hear nothing, I say nothing" : constructions of impotence and ignorance in the work of Samuel Beckett (2015)
Thesis
Alo, M. "I hear nothing, I say nothing" : constructions of impotence and ignorance in the work of Samuel Beckett. (Thesis). University of Hull. https://hull-repository.worktribe.com/output/4218804

This thesis examines the themes of impotence and ignorance across four novels by Samuel Beckett: Watt, Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnamable. Continuities and discontinuities are discussed, along with the relationship of impotence and ignorance to Be... Read More about "I hear nothing, I say nothing" : constructions of impotence and ignorance in the work of Samuel Beckett.

Prometheus to revelation : fire in the work of Tony Harrison (2013)
Thesis
Whitaker, S. J. Prometheus to revelation : fire in the work of Tony Harrison. (Thesis). University of Hull. https://hull-repository.worktribe.com/output/4215800

Under travelling skies: Departures from Larkin (2012)
Book
Forshaw, C. (2012). C. Forshaw (Ed.). Under travelling skies: Departures from Larkin. Kingston Press

Anthology of poetry, prose and artwork by the Humber Writers in response to Larkin's Hull. Winner Larkin25 Words Award 2011-12. Contributors include Mary Aherne, James Booth, Ray French, Kath McKay, Christopher Reid, Carol Rumens, Maurice Rutherford,... Read More about Under travelling skies: Departures from Larkin.

Sketches, dispatches, Hull tales and ballads (2012)
Book
Forshaw, C. (2012). Sketches, dispatches, Hull tales and ballads. Kingston Press / Hull City Council

Anthology of prose and verse responding to Dickens bicentary. Humber Mouth Literary Festival 2012 Major Commission. Edited with Mary Aherne and featuring creative work by them together with writers associated with Hull. Dickens's themes presented in... Read More about Sketches, dispatches, Hull tales and ballads.

Wake (2009)
Book
Forshaw, C. (2009). Wake. Flarestack Poets

Chapbook collection of poems. 36 pp. Joint-Winner Flarestack poetry Pamphlet Prize 2009 . 

Trans (2005)
Book
Forshaw, C. (2005). Trans. Collective Press

Poetry collection.

Cease Cease to bawle, thou wasp-stung Satyrist: Writers, Printers and the Bishops' Ban of 1599 (2003)
Journal Article
Forshaw, C. (2003). Cease Cease to bawle, thou wasp-stung Satyrist: Writers, Printers and the Bishops' Ban of 1599. EnterText, 3(1), 101 - 131

All protean forms in venery: The Textual and Apparitional Body in John Marston's Verse Satires.  (2000)
Book Chapter
Forshaw, C. (2000). All protean forms in venery: The Textual and Apparitional Body in John Marston's Verse Satires. . In The Body in Late Medieval and Early Modern Culture (169 - 185). Ashgate

Vandemonian
Book
Forshaw, C. Vandemonian. The University of Hull

Poetry collection on Tasmanian themes.

'Of shapes transformde to bodies straunge': metamorphic forms and personae in poems from page to performance
Book Chapter
Forshaw, C. 'Of shapes transformde to bodies straunge': metamorphic forms and personae in poems from page to performance. In Classical and contemporary mythic identities: construction of the literary imagination. The University of Hull

Account by Cliff Forshaw of the writing thepoem sequence Trans and how it was later developed into a stage performance with music and visuals.

'Wanton words and matter lewd': interpreting Ovid from the Renaissance to the present
Book Chapter
Forshaw, C. 'Wanton words and matter lewd': interpreting Ovid from the Renaissance to the present. In The survival of myth: innovation, singularity and alterity. The University of Hull