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Robyn Marsack

Robyn Marsack has been Director of the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh since 2000. Born and brought up in New Zealand, she has degrees in English literature from Victoria University and Oxford, and was formerly a publishers’ editor, working for Carcanet Press and then freelance. Her edition of Edmund Blunden’s selected war prose, Fall in, Ghosts, was published by Carcanet Press in August 2014; she co-edited a bilingual anthology with Peter France, After Lermontov: translations for the bicentenary, also published by Carcanet in 2014.

Caledonian Antisyzygy: Seven Contemporary Scottish Poets

When Kent MacCarter asked me whether I’d be interested in selecting some of the younger Scottish poets for readers to sample in Cordite Poetry Review, of course I agreed … I like the way this magazine takes its introductions seriously, and wants to bring the rest of the world to Australia and vice versa. I’m the Director of the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh, and there is a lot going on at the SPL, especially during the summer when the festivals are on and the desk is the last place you’re sitting.

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