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Moor Music
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Moor Music

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In this innovative new book of poetry Mike Jenkins continues his life-long obsession with the history and fate of Wales, embodied, in this instance by both the glories of the landscape and the depredations suffered by the old industrial valleys in their years of decline. In contrast, his career in teaching left him with a sense of optimism about young people, about the prospect of change and with an eagerness to embrace changing times. These poems, like his prize-winning short stories, are full of colourful characters, dialogue, and incident. His sensitive awareness of the natural world, or what is available of the natural world in an urban context, is also frequently poingnant. Author of seven previous poetry collections for Seren he has also published a novel ‘The Fugitive Three’, published by (Cinnamon Press 2008) and a collection of short fiction ‘Child of Dust’ (Gomer). He has also published work for children, two novellas called ‘Barbsmashive’ and the latest ‘The Climbing Tree’ (both Pont) and a collection of poetry - ‘Poems for Underage Thinkers’ (pont).

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Poetry Wales Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
28 October 2010
Pages
71
ISBN
9781854115355

In this innovative new book of poetry Mike Jenkins continues his life-long obsession with the history and fate of Wales, embodied, in this instance by both the glories of the landscape and the depredations suffered by the old industrial valleys in their years of decline. In contrast, his career in teaching left him with a sense of optimism about young people, about the prospect of change and with an eagerness to embrace changing times. These poems, like his prize-winning short stories, are full of colourful characters, dialogue, and incident. His sensitive awareness of the natural world, or what is available of the natural world in an urban context, is also frequently poingnant. Author of seven previous poetry collections for Seren he has also published a novel ‘The Fugitive Three’, published by (Cinnamon Press 2008) and a collection of short fiction ‘Child of Dust’ (Gomer). He has also published work for children, two novellas called ‘Barbsmashive’ and the latest ‘The Climbing Tree’ (both Pont) and a collection of poetry - ‘Poems for Underage Thinkers’ (pont).

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Poetry Wales Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
28 October 2010
Pages
71
ISBN
9781854115355