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The Salt Book of Younger Poets
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The Salt Book of Younger Poets

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The Salt Book of Younger Poets showcases a new generation of British poets born since the mid-80s. Many of these poets embrace new technologies such as blogs, social networking and webzines to meet, mentor, influence and publish their own work and others’. Some poets here were winners of the Foyle young poet awards when at school. Some have published pamphlets in series like Tall-Lighthouse’s Pilot and Faber’s New Poets. All of them are working on first collections. This is a chance to encounter poets who will dominate UK poetry in years to come.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Salt Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
15 October 2011
Pages
240
ISBN
9781907773105

The Salt Book of Younger Poets showcases a new generation of British poets born since the mid-80s. Many of these poets embrace new technologies such as blogs, social networking and webzines to meet, mentor, influence and publish their own work and others’. Some poets here were winners of the Foyle young poet awards when at school. Some have published pamphlets in series like Tall-Lighthouse’s Pilot and Faber’s New Poets. All of them are working on first collections. This is a chance to encounter poets who will dominate UK poetry in years to come.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Salt Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
15 October 2011
Pages
240
ISBN
9781907773105