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ed. Jean Boase-Beier, Alexandra Büchler, Fiona Sampson
A Fine Line: New Poetry from Eastern and Central Europe
A bilingual anthology published by Arc Publications in association with the UK-based international organisation Literature Across Frontiers, presenting the new poetic talent from ten Eastern and Central European countries.
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Absurd Athlete
Absurd Athlete, Yannis Kondos' tenth collection of poetry for which he was awarded the coveted State Prize for Poetry in 1998, is a beautifully balanced work — moving, funny, lyrical, ironic, painful — now made available to a wider readership in David Connolly's superb translation.
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The Vale of Todmorden
In these remarkably fresh and entertaining poems, Lomas brings to life his childhood in the Pennines in the early 1930s. The whole sequence is a fine monument to his home town, his family and his past.
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The Ramazan Libation
Lyrical, compassionate and personal on the one hand, ironical, political and wryly humorous on the other, these poems take us to America and Europe as well as through the rich, vibrant countryside and cities of Pakistan.
This is poetry which looks both to the East and the West and in so doing, establishes its unique position in English-language poetry — unusual, beautiful and enduring.
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Lightning Tree
A work of restless beauty, in which haunting images of rural Australia — vast landscapes, riverscapes, seascapes — are juxtaposed with a tender, magical evocation of the Cocos Islands, their physical reality and the lives and cultures of their inhabitants.
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Between Nothing and Nothing
Ernst Meister has rarely before been translated into English, and yet his is a poetry which deals with the big issues: love, death, freedom, security and the ambiguity of existence.
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Graft
In his citation for the 2001 George Bogin Memorial Award from the Poetry Society of America, which Brian Henry won with this collection, Donald Revell writes: "I honor and admire these poems for their groundwork understanding. Here, oppression is shown forth as a condition of language, a violence of syntax. And here, in resistance to oppression, extraordinariness lifts a beautiful, if harried, affirming sound.
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The Common Flesh
Often shifting and allusive, her poems can convey the 'strangeness of dream'... She can slip in and out of styles as readily as an amphibian slips from land to water.
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Outside The All Stars
"The world of Jonathan Asser exists in the corners and crannies of London's cafés, barbers, gaols, take-aways, tower blocks and fleshpots...
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Armature
Chrissie Gittins is well-known as a children's writer, but this is her first full-length poetry collection for adults. It is a delightful and thoughtful book, the settings and subjects of her poems ranging from the intimate and domestic to the world of international politics.
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