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A useful addition to the Betjeman canon,
This review is from: Poems in the Porch: The Radio Poems of John Betjeman (Hardcover)
Kevin Gardner is a noted Betjeman scholar and devotee, and in this slim volume he has lovingly attempted to reconstruct the suite of poems that John Betjeman wrote and recited on a BBC radio series between 1953 and 1957.
As the book's title implies, and particularly as the poems were written for the "Faith in the West" program that was broadcast on the Home Service, these are all poems that display Betjeman's characteristic affectionate loving wit and gentle satire that he directs at the Church of England. Some (but not all) of the poems will be familiar to the follower of Betjeman, although a couple have been painstakingly reconstructed by Gardner from recently rediscovered BBC transcripts and recordings. A delightful book therefore for either the Betjeman completist or the casual reader of this quintessential English poet
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Poems iin the Porch,
This review is from: Poems in the Porch: The Radio Poems of John Betjeman (Paperback)
This delightful small book is a wonderful tonic for any who have to work with good,loyal but patienceexhausting churh groups
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Poems in the Porch;the Radio Poems of John Betjeman,
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This review is from: Poems in the Porch: The Radio Poems of John Betjeman (Hardcover)
I was delighted to be able to buy this book of poems, that John Betjeman thought was inconsequential musings but which take you back in history to the early days of radio and life in a different era.
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