Ruth Padel (English Wikipedia)

Ruth Padel. Rembrandt Would Have Loved You Paperback – 2 April 1998. ASIN 0701167157.
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Ruth Padel. Tidings: A Christmas Journey Hardcover – 3 Nov. 2016. ASIN 178474106X.
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Padel, Ruth (30 March 2010). Silent Letters of the Alphabet. Bloodaxe Books Ltd. ASIN 1852248270.
Padel, Ruth (5 August 2010). Sir Walter Ralegh. Faber & Faber. ASIN 0571238041.
Where the Serpent Lives: Amazon.co.uk: Ruth Padel: Books. ASIN 1408702029.
52 Ways of Looking at a Poem: A Poem for Every Week of the Year: Amazon.co.uk: Ruth Padel: Books. ASIN 0099429152.
Midnight & Other Poems (Arc Translations). ASIN 190461468X.
A River Dies of Thirst: A Diary: (A Diary): Amazon.co.uk: Mahmoud Darwish, Ruth Padel: Books. ASIN 0863566340.
Fusewire (Chatto poetry): Amazon.co.uk: Ruth Padel: Books. ASIN 0701163798.
Tigers in Red Weather (Abacus Books): Amazon.co.uk: Ruth Padel: Books. ASIN 0349116989.

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"Silent Letters of the Alphabet: Newcastle/Bloodaxe Poetry Lectures by Ruth Padel - £7.95 - Free UK shipping, buy direct from publisher". Inpressbooks.co.uk. Archived from the original on 16 July 2011. Retrieved 20 September 2010.
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