Swimming Chenango Lake by Charles Tomlinson, ed. by David Morley Anna Crowe They take the reader from

They take the reader from the micro quantum worlds underlying the whole Universe

an illusionist and an illusion

betray them

finds the seeds of a new half-crown of sonnets in a line of Catullus

the Tardis jumps a middle-aged man back to his Cheshire childhood

Swimming Chenango Lake by Charles Tomlinson, ed. by David Morley Anna Crowe They take the reader fromWilliam Carlos Williams valued Charles Tomlinsons poetry: He has divided his line according to a new measure learned, perhaps, for a new world. It gives a refreshing rustle or seething to the words which bespeak the entrance of a new life. Of all the poets of his generation, Charles Tomlinson was most alert to English and translated poetry from other worlds. The Mexican poet Octavio Paz admired how he saw the world as event He is fascinated with his