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Confer

Name: Confer
Brand: Bloodaxe Books Ltd
SKU: 04392544
Price: 3712 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Ahren Warner
ISBN: 9781852249144

Ahren Warner

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English

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Libristo code: 04392544

Publishers Bloodaxe Books Ltd, September 2011

Confer is a book between two cities - London and Paris - with detours via rural and small-town Engla... Full description

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Confer is a book between two cities - London and Paris - with detours via rural and small-town England, drunkenness and death camps in Bavaria, the American absurd and the lost libraries of the Roman Empire. It contains love and lust poems, variations on Baudelaire and conversations with Nietzsche and Auden. This impressive debut collection by a young poet already well-known for his innovative, highly musical poetry draws its energy from an interplay between melody and intellect. Ahren Warner's poems seek to amplify the effect of our common experiences and to attenuate the everyday within a matrix of philosophy and art, language and its intervals. Poetry Book Society Recommendation.