# Daljit Nagra
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daljit nagra FRSL (born 1966) is a British poet whose debut collection, Look We Have Coming to Dover! – a title alluding to W. H. Auden's Look, Stranger!, D. H. Lawrence's Look! We Have Come Through!
Writers Rebel
Contributor(s): Chloe Aridjis, A.L. Kennedy, Daljit Nagra, Dr Ganga Shreedhar
Writers Rebel
Contributor(s): Chloe Aridjis, A.L. Kennedy, Daljit Nagra, Dr Ganga Shreedhar
Writers Rebel
Contributor(s): Chloe Aridjis, A.L. Kennedy, Daljit Nagra, Dr Ganga Shreedhar
Dark nights of the Soul, Brian Bilston, JH Prynne, Daljit Nagra, William Blake and Martha Sprackland
The comedy of corporate language, why a 16th century 'dark night of the soul' poem could help you through your own dark night, the experiments of J.H.Prynne, and the tenderness of boys' friendships - with Ian McMillan and guests Brian Bilston, Martha Sprackland, Daljit Nagra and Ira Lightman.
Brian…
Episode 51: Daljit Nagra - "Take that journey a bit further"
On today’s episode of The Poems We Made Along the Way Gregory Kearns speaks to Daljit Nagra about keeping writing as a hobby, taking creative risks, and mentors that were important for his development as a poet.
Daljit Nagra is a poet, Professor of Creative Writing at Brunel University, and radio p…
Daljit Nagra and Susan Jeffreys
Harriett Gilbert and her guests - poet, Daljit Nagra and radio critic, Susan Jeffrey - discuss their favourite books by Edna O'Brien, Margery Allingham and an anonymous author.
A Woman in Berlin (Anon)
Publisher: Little Brown
The Country Girls by Edna O'Brien
Publisher: Phoenix
Coroner's Pidgin by…
Working-Class Lives: Identity and Political Fractures
What has happened to working-class identity in Britain? On Radio 4's weekly discussion programme, Adam Rutherford explores the political fractures within families and communities.
Nicola Wilding discusses These Wild English: A Family, a Class, a Country on Fire, tracing three generations of her fam…
Ep15. Identity Crisis?
In this episode we consider the desire to be one of the crowd at the expense of your real identity. Would you deny your parents and your background so that you could 'fit in'? Or is that idea outdated in 2026, are we ready to proclaim who we really are?
We explore these ideas via 'Dance Class' by H…
The Beauty Of POETRY - Now In WEST LONDON | Daljit Nagra
I had the pleasure of sitting down for a chat with Daljit Nagra, who is the Professor of Poetry at Brunel University.Hope you enjoy this one!
Singh Song!(AQA GCSE)
Daljit Nagra’s 'Singh Song!' is a vibrant, joyful, and culturally rich love poem that celebrates a newlywed British-Indian couple navigating life in a corner shop. It is a brilliant text to study because it subverts traditional romantic tropes with humour and code-switching, offering rich opportuni…
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