Christopher Norris is Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cardiff in Wales, and the author of more than forty books on various topics in philosophy, literary theory, music, and the history of ideas, including most recently, Deconstruction After All and For the Tempus-Fugitives, published under the Critical Voices series, in association with Sussex Academic Press.

Christopher Norris is one of the most erudite, original and adventurous English-language poets of our time. -- Terry Eagleton, Distinguished Professor of English Literature, University of LancasterChris Norriss revival of the verse-essay and verse-monologue is a rich feast of wit, erudition, and inventiveness, nicely spiced with hard-hitting satire, caustic humour, and touches of lyrical affection. Here is a distinctive poetic voice, comfortable in its medium, unflaggingly readable, offering hours of pleasure and reflection. A true delight! -- Peter Lamarque, Professor of Philosophy, University of York

Christopher Norris is Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cardiff in Wales, and the author of more than forty books on various topics in philosophy, literary theory, music, and the history of ideas, including most recently, Deconstruction After All and For the Tempus-Fugitives, published under the Critical Voices series, in association with Sussex Academic Press.

Christopher Norris is one of the most erudite, original and adventurous English-language poets of our time. -- Terry Eagleton, Distinguished Professor of English Literature, University of LancasterChris Norriss revival of the verse-essay and verse-monologue is a rich feast of wit, erudition, and inventiveness, nicely spiced with hard-hitting satire, caustic humour, and touches of lyrical affection. Here is a distinctive poetic voice, comfortable in its medium, unflaggingly readable, offering hours of pleasure and reflection. A true delight! -- Peter Lamarque, Professor of Philosophy, University of York

Christopher Norris is Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cardiff in Wales, and the author of more than forty books on various topics in philosophy, literary theory, music, and the history of ideas, including most recently, Deconstruction After All and For the Tempus-Fugitives, published under the Critical Voices series, in association with Sussex Academic Press.

Christopher Norris is one of the most erudite, original and adventurous English-language poets of our time. -- Terry Eagleton, Distinguished Professor of English Literature, University of LancasterChris Norriss revival of the verse-essay and verse-monologue is a rich feast of wit, erudition, and inventiveness, nicely spiced with hard-hitting satire, caustic humour, and touches of lyrical affection. Here is a distinctive poetic voice, comfortable in its medium, unflaggingly readable, offering hours of pleasure and reflection. A true delight! -- Peter Lamarque, Professor of Philosophy, University of York