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Autor Eamonn Lynskeyen Limba Engleză Paperback – 24 iul 2023
Eamonn Lynskey writes of the pressures of our fast-changing 21st century, sometimes too fast-changing ('He Walks His Several Cities'), and how our lives are supported by a cast of unacknowledged assistants in the practical demands of day-to-day life ('Your Humble Servant'). Poems of loss ('Those First Evenings' and 'An Emigrant's Return') are complemented by others of renewal ('This Turning Hour and Everything Intent'). Extraordinary events are celebrated here too and the way they do not seem to affect us as much they might ('20 July 1969 AD' and 'Selfie'). Many poems point to truths obscured by our mythologizing of the past ('Before the World Was Storied') and how it is that despite being caught up in the rush of events we are constantly drawn to reflect on just what it is, and why it is, this strange experience we call 'living'.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781915022325
ISBN-10: 1915022320
Pagini: 86
Dimensiuni: 150 x 226 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.16 kg
Editura: Salmon Poetry
ISBN-10: 1915022320
Pagini: 86
Dimensiuni: 150 x 226 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.16 kg
Editura: Salmon Poetry
Notă biografică
Eamonn Lynskey is a poet and essayist. His work has appeared widely in leading magazines and journals and online. He has published three previous poetry collections: Dispatches @ Recollections (Lapwing 1998), And Suddenly the Sun Again (Seven Towers 2010) and It's Time (Salmon 2017). He was a finalist in both the Strokestown International Poetry Competition and the Hennessy Awards. A graduate of University College Dublin (BA), Dublin City University (MA), he also holds an M.Phil. in Creative Writing from Dublin University, Trinity College and a Diploma in Italian Language and Culture from the Italian Institute, Dublin. Before retirement he worked as a teacher and adult education director. He is a committee member and former Honorary Secretary of the Irish Writers' Union. More information available at www.eamonnlynskey.com