Polley, Jacob

Picador Poetry Ser.

Pan Macmillan
€ 12,09

Leverbaar

Though still in his mid-twenties Jacob Polley is already in possession of a remarkably mature talent. Formally graceful, but unself-conscious, his poems come at the reader from all angles, wholly alive to the unique possibilities of their subjects - the sea, the land, the home, the very brink of things. This debut collection gives us the first opportunity to see his transforming imagination in action, where a jar of honey becomes '... the sun, all flesh and no bones / but for the floating knuckle / of the honeycomb / attesting to the nature of the struggle'.

Ingenaaid | 44 pagina's | Engels
2e druk | Verschenen in 2003
Rubrieken:

  • DDC: English poetry
  • LCC: Language and Literature » English literature » 2001- » Individual authors (PR6116)
  • ISBN-13: 9780330412889 | ISBN-10: 0330412884