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Jenny Lewis

Jenny Lewis
Books by this author: Fathom
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  • Jenny Lewis trained as a painter before reading English at St Edmund Hall, Oxford and gaining an M.Phil in Poetry from the University of Glamorgan. She has been a singer-songwriter, an advertising copywriter, a children's author, playwright and screenwriter, a teacher and a civil servant. Lewis currently lives in Oxford, where she teaches poetry at Oxford University. She also works for the Commission for Equality and Human Rights.
    Helen Peacocke, The Oxford Times
    Life and love the themes of Oxford women poets
    No literary festival would be complete without a a contribution from today's poets and Oxford's contemporary poetry will represented by the talents of Jenny Lewis and Sasha Dugdale. read more
    Jon Stallworthy, The Oxford Times
    Poetry from the depths
    Jenny Lewis's poems rise from dark depths, defined by the title of a book dedicated to a father she never met: 'The dead hero, the young South Wales Borderer who led his troops/ across the Mesopotamian desert, guided by stars.' read more
    Sarah Crown, The Guardian
    The 'fathom' of Jenny Lewis's title resounds through her collection as noun and verb, implying both depth and the reckoning of it. read more
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