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ed. A. L. Kennedy and David Dabydeen
Northern Stories Vol. 6
Stories by David Almond, Leo Batt, David Buckley, Julia Darling, Alan Dunn, George Green, Jon McLeod, Philip Mervyn, Matthew Plant, David Swann, Linda Thompson and Rob Watson.
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ed. Beryl Bainbridge and David Pownall
Northern Stories Vol. 5
Stories by Stuart Allison, Howard Baker, Stephen Bohl, Addy Farmer, Joanna Fawkes, Robert Graham, Richard J. Hand, Grace Harvey, Stephen G. Holden, Kathleen Jones, Wendy Robertson, Ian Smith, Gary Webb and Adrian Wilson.
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ed. Glyn Hughes and Michèle Roberts
Northern Stories Vol. 4
Stories by Maya Chowdhry, Julia Darling, Gerald Deslandes, Dave Downes, Glyn Evans, Alan Dunn, Angela Leighton, Ian Smith, Beverley Strauss, Ralph Thompson and Conrad Williams.
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Names of the Sea Trout
"If you only buy one book of poetry a year, The Names of the Sea Trout would be an excellent choice." Tony Charles, Odyssey
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ed. Berlie Doherty and Stanley Middleton
Northern Stories Vol. 3
Stories by Simon Gotts, Heather Leach, Margaret Lesser, Hilary Patel, Guy Russell, Mary Sara, Moe Sherrard-Smith, David Stephenson, Beverley Strauss, Robert Watson and Philip Young.
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Skimming the Soul
Childhood in Pakistan, the problems faced by the immigrant community in Britain, and the contrast between the two cultures, particularly in terms of religious influences, are the central themes in this first collection by the Lahore-born poet now living in Manchester.
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ed. Catherine Byron and John Lyons
Northern Poetry Vol. 1
This volume contains the best entries from a competition held during the summer of 1989 for northern poets, as selected by the competition judges, Catherine Byron and John Lyons. Each of the twelve winning poets is represented by five poems or a sequence, or one longer poem, in order to give a clearer view of the writer than is the case with the usual anthology.
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Flowers from the Slaghills
Steve Davies was born in a mining district of East Lancashire, though he now lives in Somerset. Flowers from the Slaghills is a full-length sequence on the decline of the mining industry, and is distinguished by the accuracy of detail and strength of feeling.
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Port of Entry
These poems display a fidelity to Northern working-class life in the post-industrial age, and are by turns wry and self-deprecating, and savagely satirical. The poet was born near Barnsley, and now lives in Huddersfield.
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No Stranger to This Place
Born in South Wales, Beth Edge has lived in the Barnsley area of South Yorkshire since 1966. In these poems, she proves she is 'no stranger' to the county of her adoption, confronting the harshness of the industrial landscape at the same time as giving expression to romantic feeling in the face of nature.
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