Writing for the past

By:

"Murray, Les"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Black Inc. Collinwood 2015Description: 81ISBN:

9781863957137

DDC classification:

MUR 821

Summary: Les Murray's new volume of poems - his first in five years - continues his use of molten language. From 'The Black Beaches' to 'Radiant Pleats, Mulgoa', from 'High Speed Trap Space' to 'The Electric, 1960', this is verse that renews and transforms our sense of the world. 'No poet has ever travelled like this, whether in reality or simply in mind ... Seeing the shape or hearing the sound of one thing in another, he finds forms' - Clive James, The Monthly 'Would somebody please, please give this guy his Nobel Prize?' - John Timpane, The Philadelphia Enquirer

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Item type	Home library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Bahawalpur Campus (Senior Library - Central Region)	821 MUR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		001555129

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Les Murray's new volume of poems - his first in five years - continues his use of molten language. From 'The Black Beaches' to 'Radiant Pleats, Mulgoa', from 'High Speed Trap Space' to 'The Electric, 1960', this is verse that renews and transforms our sense of the world. 'No poet has ever travelled like this, whether in reality or simply in mind ... Seeing the shape or hearing the sound of one thing in another, he finds forms' - Clive James, The Monthly 'Would somebody please, please give this guy his Nobel Prize?' - John Timpane, The Philadelphia Enquirer

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