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Their latest collaboration tells the more sombre story – in six-line rhyming stanzas – of a young lad from a Yorkshire pit village who finds himself caught up in the horrors of the First World War
“Marked by a distinctive combination of savagery and ennui
’ Sunday TimesA stunning and honest debut poetry collection about the beauty and hardships of being a woman in the world today
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Why I No Longer Write Poems by Diana Anphimiadi, trans. By Jean Sprackland & Nadia Bukia-Peters Ted Hughes Their latest collaboration tells theDiana Anphimiadi is one of the most widely revered Georgian poets of her generation. Her award winning work reflects an exceptionally curious mind and glides between classical allusions and surreal imagery. She revivifies ancient myths and tests the reality of our senses against the limits of sense. Boldly inventive, prayers appear alongside recipes, dance lessons next to definitions. Her playful, witty lyricism offers a glimpse of the eternal in the
