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To Fold the Evening Star: New & Selected Poems

English

By (author): Ian Mcmillan

Ian McMillan is among Britain's most treasured living poets. His books of poems, stories and non-fiction have delighted audiences for almost forty years. To Fold the Evening Star gathers work from eight key collections, distilling an essence of McMillan's diversiform poetry and short prose. Hilarity and tenderness, gravity and light, are interwoven into a bountiful poetic fibre. Brought up to date by a series of new and previously unpublished work, To Fold the Evening Star will satisy both the curious newcomer and the familiar reader alike, providing an ample, lively assortment of the work. See more
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Product Details
  • Publication Date: 28 Apr 2016
  • Publisher: Carcanet Press Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781784101886

About Ian Mcmillan

Ian McMillan was born in Barnsley in 1957. He published his first Carcanet book of poems The Changing Problem in 1980. Now It Can Be Told appeared in 1983 Dad the Donkey's On Fire in 1994. Selected Poems (Poetry Book Society Recommendation) has gone through several printings. He first made his name through his work with the Poetry Circus in the early 1980s. Since then he has become famous for his work in schools radio and television (the Mark Radcliffe Show The Verb Poetry Please and Newsnight Review) as Poet in Residence for Barnsley F.C. and in poetry venues across the nation.

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