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Welcome to Chris McCully's website. Chris's work spans poems, essays, reviews, memoirs, textbooks...and a great deal of work about angling.
Two important new books have recently appeared (2011): Selected Poems (Carcanet) and Outside (Two Ravens Press) Reviews of all Chris's Carcanet titles can be found on the Carcanet website. For an interview about Chris's writing and the background to Outside please visit The Two Ravens website.
A further co-edited work, Analysing Older English, appeared in December 2011 from CUP. Recent other titles include The Sound Structure of English (2009), Polder (poems, 2009) and Fishing and Pike Lures (2009).
Since 2007 Chris has also been working on a major project for The Medlar Press, Irish Sea-Trout: Nomads of the Tides, projected publication 2013 - see Fishing projects for more details. (Follow progress on the making of Nomads.)
For a full list of Chris's book publications please visit the following pages to view or to purchase:
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Latest News:
Interview with Chris McCully (2011)
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Quotes:
"[Chris McCully's] short stories are acutely observed, wonderfully evocative and very, very funny.... The sixteen 'sketches' contained in his latest book are, by equal measure, both hilarious and poignant. They make for some wonderful reading.... Clearly no stranger to adventure, Chris's accounts of derring-do in Mombasa, or epic battles on the Fraser River are written with an honesty rarely seen. However, more appealing to me is his ability to see beyond the ordinary and to find the humour in the every day." - Ade Bristow (reviewing Sketches with Fishing Rods (2008) in Journal of the Grayling Society)
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Note: with some minimal though important exceptions, you're free to download, share or cite anything in these pages, including photos. If you do so, however, please include an acknowledgement of the source in the new context, eg. 'Text: Chris McCully, 2011' or 'Photo: James Sadler, 2010'. Please note that otherwise-unattributed photos are invariably my own. Finally, do be aware that one or two images remain the copyright of the photographer who took the shot (or of the publishing house which retains the image), and where this is the case I have indicated it, so that no use of the relevant image is possible without obtaining written copyright permission first. Thank you.
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