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Verse Matters
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Verse Matters

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Verse Matters harnesses the power of everyday stories, highlighting the strength and inspiration that comes from speaking out proudly in unsettled times. This anthology of poems and prose, edited by award-winning Sheffield-based writers Helen Mort and Rachel Bower, brings a diverse range of voices to the fore, from celebrated contemporary poets like Malika Booker, Liz Berry and Hollie McNish to first-time published writers from the UK and abroad. What brings them together is the extraordinary, ordinary tales they tell each other, and their determination to be heard.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Valley Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
14 December 2017
Pages
96
ISBN
9781908853875

Verse Matters harnesses the power of everyday stories, highlighting the strength and inspiration that comes from speaking out proudly in unsettled times. This anthology of poems and prose, edited by award-winning Sheffield-based writers Helen Mort and Rachel Bower, brings a diverse range of voices to the fore, from celebrated contemporary poets like Malika Booker, Liz Berry and Hollie McNish to first-time published writers from the UK and abroad. What brings them together is the extraordinary, ordinary tales they tell each other, and their determination to be heard.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Valley Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
14 December 2017
Pages
96
ISBN
9781908853875