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Oliver James Lomax

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Description:A collection of 50 poems from the Bolton-born poet Oliver James Lomax.‘In time travelling poems of love, loss and grief, Oliver James Lomax distills moments of his childhood into beautiful, almost cinematic vignettes, coming of age through the looking glass, he explores the relationship he has with the memory of his grandparents, his precise eye capturing moments in time, anchored in a northern landscape where the most humble of happenings seem to take on a universal consciousness. Join him as he orders a Humphrey Bogart Breakfast, is mugged for a Hank Williams record and his Nan develops an almost mythical status in this astonishing first full collection from the Bolton poet.’ – Jeff Towns, Dylan’s Bookstore‘A fantastically punchy debut by Bolton poet Oliver James Lomax. Expressed with a deft musicality of language, and with lines that wouldn’t look out of place nestled inside the sleeve of a Leonard Cohen or Nick Cave album, an exciting introduction to a poet who is making huge strides in the literary scene.’ – Natalie Ann Holborow, Poet‘Tidy boy, tidy poems, spend your filthy lucre on this book.’ – Cerys Matthews, BBC 6 Music‘Oliver Lomax isn’t pretending. He means it, man!’ – Mike Garry, Poet‘Oliver made poetry real for us by writing an astonishing poem about Peterloo. We’ve kept tabs on him ever since. Believe us, he’s worth keeping an eye on.’ – Lynette Cawthra, Working Class Movement LibraryWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Dandelion Clock. To get started finding The Dandelion Clock, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 76

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Working Class Movement Library

Release: 2020

ISBN: 1838533842

Description: A collection of 50 poems from the Bolton-born poet Oliver James Lomax.‘In time travelling poems of love, loss and grief, Oliver James Lomax distills moments of his childhood into beautiful, almost cinematic vignettes, coming of age through the looking glass, he explores the relationship he has with the memory of his grandparents, his precise eye capturing moments in time, anchored in a northern landscape where the most humble of happenings seem to take on a universal consciousness. Join him as he orders a Humphrey Bogart Breakfast, is mugged for a Hank Williams record and his Nan develops an almost mythical status in this astonishing first full collection from the Bolton poet.’ – Jeff Towns, Dylan’s Bookstore‘A fantastically punchy debut by Bolton poet Oliver James Lomax. Expressed with a deft musicality of language, and with lines that wouldn’t look out of place nestled inside the sleeve of a Leonard Cohen or Nick Cave album, an exciting introduction to a poet who is making huge strides in the literary scene.’ – Natalie Ann Holborow, Poet‘Tidy boy, tidy poems, spend your filthy lucre on this book.’ – Cerys Matthews, BBC 6 Music‘Oliver Lomax isn’t pretending. He means it, man!’ – Mike Garry, Poet‘Oliver made poetry real for us by writing an astonishing poem about Peterloo. We’ve kept tabs on him ever since. Believe us, he’s worth keeping an eye on.’ – Lynette Cawthra, Working Class Movement LibraryWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Dandelion Clock. To get started finding The Dandelion Clock, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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