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that which appears

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By (author): Thomas A Clark

that which appears gathers together four book-length sequences; The Hundred Thousand Places, Yellow & Blue and Farm by the Shore, all previously published by Carcanet, plus the title book, that which appears, published by Paragon Press (1994). The poems gathered in that which appears emerge from a practice of walking in the varied landscapes of the highlands and islands of Scotland. They attempt to attend and respond to the evidence, to 'snow on moss on stone', with 'small continual adjustments'. A conviction grows that environmental damage can only begin to be repaired by many careful and repeated acts of attention. How can we move here with resourcefulness and least intrusion? Can poetry be generous in response while subject to an ethic of care for place and particularity? Can it provide spaces that will allow for, that welcome and celebrate, that which appears? See more
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Product Details
  • Dimensions: 135 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 25 Apr 2024
  • Publisher: Carcanet Press Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781800173859

About Thomas A Clark

Thomas A Clark lives in a fishing village on the east coast of Scotland. His poetry explores the landscape and culture of the highlands and islands. Numerous small books cards and editions from his own Moschatel Press investigate ways that the presentation of poetry can inform sense and nuance. During the summer months with the artist Laurie Clark he runs Cairn Gallery a space for minimal and conceptual art.

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