Selected poems
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Selected poems
Bloodaxe Books, 1988
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"Poetry Book Society recommendation"--Cover
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Includes index
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内容説明
Jack Clemo was called 'one of the strangest and most original writers of our time' (Sunday Times). Born in 1916, the son of a clay-kiln worker, he became a mystic recluse, living in poverty amidst the bleak, clay wastelands of Cornwall. He was also stone deaf, and after writing two visionary novels and his autobiographical Confession of a Rebel, he lost his sight in 1955. His Selected Poems shows the development of his poetry from the puritanical isolationism of his early anti-nature, anti-church poems, to his later, mellower outlook.
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