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Structured in seven sections with poems written in the period between 1962 and 2009, this collection showcases the work of iconic New Zealand poet, political activist, and impresario David Mitchell. Literate and amusing, this compilation, which assembles widely scattered poems in one work for the first time, reintroduces Mitchell to a new generation. Drawn from magazines, journals, and private papers, Mitchell's work presents afresh the lyrical, intense rhythm of this antipodean hipster. Poems featured include "at pakiri beach," "mad dog errol," "night through the orange window," and "poem to my unborn son."
Structured in seven sections with poems written in the period between 1962 and 2009, this collection showcases the work of iconic New Zealand poet, political activist, and impresario David Mitchell. Literate and amusing, this compilation, which assembles widely scattered poems in one work for the...
About the author
Martin Edmond is a screenwriter, a poet, an editor, and the author of numerous books, including Chronicle of the Unsung, which won the Montana New Zealand Book Award, Luca Antara, and Zone of the Marvellous: In Search of Antipodes. Nigel Roberts is a poet; the editor of Off the Page: Dummy Run and Free Poetry; and the author of Déjà Vu Tours, In Casablanca for the Waters, and Steps for Astaire.
Martin Edmond is a screenwriter, a poet, an editor, and the author of numerous books, including Chronicle of the Unsung, which won the Montana New Zealand Book Award, Luca Antara, and Zone of the Marvellous: In Search of Antipodes. Nigel Roberts is a poet; the editor of Off the Page: Dummy Run an...
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