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This is a poetry of layers and echoes. Poems which bring together people and places-family relationships enacted through webs of intimacy or distance, the dead remembered in interleaved images of art and medicine. These are poems concerned with the living presence of place-and with what is written over it by maps and history, whether in the crash-site of a military aircraft in Argyll, in the personal histories of an elegy or in the eroded landscapes of the Scottish hills. Here the living move through time and weather, making and remaking their own language in the music and silences of the poems.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This is a poetry of layers and echoes. Poems which bring together people and places-family relationships enacted through webs of intimacy or distance, the dead remembered in interleaved images of art and medicine. These are poems concerned with the living presence of place-and with what is written over it by maps and history, whether in the crash-site of a military aircraft in Argyll, in the personal histories of an elegy or in the eroded landscapes of the Scottish hills. Here the living move through time and weather, making and remaking their own language in the music and silences of the poems.
Autorenporträt
Gerrie Fellows is a walker and poet whose earlier collections include The Body in Space (Shearsman, 2014) and Window for a Small Blue Child, a sequence about IVF described by Meredith Andrea as a "coming to poetic terms - in the body, the mind and the ear - with ways in which technology has expanded human possibility." She grew up in New Zealand and London but has spent the last 35 years in Scotland, coming to know the varied landscapes which are the focus of Uncommon Place.