Author: Andrew Duncan

A fast-unfolding, untold tale of deception, betrayal and romance leading to a tense life-or-death climax in occupied France. The strange brigadier ...

Walking London is the essential companion for any urban explorervisitor or nativecommitted to discovering the true heart of one of the world's grea...

Why silent rules? Poetry is made of sound, in the form of speech, but is governed by rules which are not stated explicitly. As a help to readers, w...

Aimed at visitors and Londoners alike, this fully updated new edition of Secret London unlocks the city's most fascinating secrets - both above and...

This volume starts from the key misrepresentation of orthodox poetry criticism, that the conservative is also the new, and sets out to define the w...

Does what is true depend on where you are? or, can we speak of a British culture which varies gradually over the 600 miles from one end of the isla...

The figures we have tell that the number of new books of poetry published each year nearly doubled between 1976 and 1993 and then nearly doubled ag...

In 22 meticulously planned walks, Walking Village London uncovers London's prettiest and most historic villages - from bustling Kensington and Roth...

At this point in time Andrew Duncan is better known as a critic of contemporary poetry - and an entertaining, waspish, and unusual critic at that. ...