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Neil Rhind has been doctored by Edinburgh University for work on the deceased polymath Alasdair Gray. He therefore has OPINIONS about Poor Things, and has shared them, and others, in The Scottish Literary Review, The International Review of Scottish Studies, and The International Journal of Scottish Literature. A contributor to Poetry Scotland, Apricity, Eemis Stane, Coffin Bell, Punt Volat, and others, his work has appeared in thematic anthologies on scientists, Satanists, and, most recently, cephalopods (Three Hearts: An Anthology of Cephalopod Poetry, World Enough Writers, 2024). 

 

Prof. Ronald Hutton has said of Rhind's vanity published encyclopaedia of demons, Ars Pandemonium:

“A labour of love (and perhaps of possession), and also a work of remarkable eclectic erudition, by a thoroughly competent poet.”

Ron McKay, of Scotland On Sunday, has said of Rhind's earlier work: “Onanist”

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It should be clear which Ron is a better judge of art.

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Rhind's Ars, and several other collections, are available from Amazon. His 72 sonnet semi-Lovecraftian tribute to axolotls, Fun Guy From Xochimilco, is downloadable for free; just click on the picture below.