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Encyclopedia > Peter Finch (poet)

Peter Finch is a Welsh poet and author.


He managed a Cardiff bookshop for thirty years, and was editor of several poetry magazines, notably Second Aeon. He is also an expert on self-publishing. Since 1998, he has been chief executive of Yr Academi Gymreig, the Welsh literary organisation which acts as the Welsh National Literature Promotion Agency.

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BEPC - Peter Finch (391 words)
Peter Finch is a poet, critic, author and literary entrepreneur living in Cardiff, Wales.
Finch is author of a number of works on poetry and book publishing, compiles the poetry section of Macmillan's annual Writer's Handbook and the self-publishing section for AandC Black's Writers' and Artists' Yearbook.
Finch is currently working the follow up - Real Cardiff Two - The Greater City as well as editing a new anthology of fiction and poetry from the city, The Book of Cardiff.
Britain.tv Wikipedia - Peter Finch (475 words)
Peter Finch (28 September 1912 – 14 January 1977) was an English-born actor with strong Australian connections.
Finch's Hollywood debut was in The Miniver Story in 1950, but his first major role was in 1956's A Town Like Alice.
Jon Finch, an actor with whom Peter Finch is often confused but who was unrelated to Peter, appeared in a minor role in the film Sunday Bloody Sunday.
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