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Natural Chemistry
From fairy tales to the Bible, Jerusalem to Hollywood, Cromwell to the Suffragettes, cafés to graveyards, the reader is taken to iconic times and landmarks, to breathe in the herbs of history.
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Carnival Edge: New and Selected Poems
This collection draws work from 5 of Gallagher's previous collections, together with a substantial body of new work. Born in Australia, Gallagher moved to Paris before settling in London. She draws on a rich inheritance from these different worlds in her poetry, which is always rooted in a passionate sense of discovery and attention to place.
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The Ark Builders
Mary O'Donnell's fifth poetry collection is thoughtful, sensuous and witty, combining the topical with the timeless. One of its themes is that of the ageing woman which the poet explores with a refreshing candour.
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Kill The Radio
Dorothea Rosa Herliany is one of the most important contemporary poets writing in Indonesia. This volume presents a selection of her recent verse in the original Bahasa Indonesian and in English translation.
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The Fishermen Sleep
Sabine Lange has been in print in Germany since 1987 and this, her first full collection, appeared in 1994. Her poetry explores the human - particularly the female - condition in the light of her own experience as archivist, musician and poet, and is set against the backdrop of the beautiful and unspoilt Mecklenburg countryside in which she has spent most of her life.
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Fever Tree
Jackie Wills travels through landscapes of place, memory and imagination with a luminous clarity. Many of her poems are rooted in an ordinary, domestic world of family; others take us on journeys — from South Africa to the Sierra Nevada, via Shoreham Airport Cafe. All are voyages of discover, mapped through her precise observation and vividly sensual images. She manages beautifully the conjuring trick of writing poems that begin with simple moment, observation or place, but that spin off,
— Amanda Daltontracking soundwaves through space
to become lyrical and humane meditations on the possibilities of life, love and death.
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In a Woman's Likeness
Poetry Book Society Recommendation
Jacqueline Brown's third collection is a chronological journey from childhood through motherhood to middle age, tracing the unfolding of womanhood with a sensitivity and truthfulness encountered in her previous works.
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Small Stories of Devotion
Dinah Hawken won the 1987 Commonwealth Poetry Prize with her first book.
In this stunning and unforgettably elegiac book, female sensuality and spirituality are celebrated, standing together rather than split the way Christian culture has encouraged. It is a journey of discovery using very precise language, myths and contemporary writing to question our spiritual condition.
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Thinking Egg
Winner of the Published 1992 Arvon/Observer International Poetry Competition
Thus Jacqueline Brown concludes her memorable and moving sequence of poems on female infertility.
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Crossing Point
Myra Schneider writes, "The overall theme [of this collection] is women. 'Mother and Daughter', the core sequence... recreates the life of my grandmother and the earlier life of my mother, drawing on information my mother gave me... A shorter sequence looks at the life of my mother-in-law, a refugee, and the circumstances which shaped her life.
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