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Spirits of the PlaceNew PoemsTony Connor
Imprint: Anvil Press Poetry
Publisher: Carcanet Press Available as: Hardback (88 pages) (Pub. Aug 1997) 9780856461644 Out of Stock Paperback (88 pages) (Pub. Aug 1986) 9780856461651 Out of Stock
Tony Connor’s new collection – his seventh in all, and his first since the 1982 New and Selected Poems – evokes the spirits of very different places, times and people. The poems move eastwards from America, where he has settled, back to Lancashire where he was born and bred (and where, it transpires, Mr Hubbard had survived Tony Connor’s well-known elegy on him for many years), and finally to India. Tony Connor’s unsentimental realism is matched, as always, by his broad human sympathies and a firm craftsmanship. |
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