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for the Subject Category "Poetry"
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Kin to the Far Beyond by Steve Sneyd ISBN 0905262182 Steve's series of historical factsheets on genre poetry nears completion with this overview of poetry in American SF fanzines from the 1970s to the 1990s, which follows on from his pr [...] |
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Ape Into Pleiades by Lilith Lorraine ISBN 0905262174 A tough Texas crime reporter, pulp writer, and much else – she ended up with an FBI file on her socialist and feminist views – Lilith Lorraine chose that pen-name in honour [...] |
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Laying Siege to Tomorrow: Poetry in UK SFanzines from the 1930s to 50s by Steve Sneyd ISBN 0905262166 War loomed inescapably in the late '30s, dominated life in the first half of the '40s, and left a long aftermath of austerity as its legacy to the late '40s, while Cold War shadowed t [...] |
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Mystery of the City edited by John Light ISBN 1897968027 A collection of poetry reflecting the city as a mysterious entity greater than the people who create and inhabit it. Contributors include K.V. Bailey, Andrew Darlington, Gerald Englan [...] |
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Orestes / You Can See The Past From Here by Tom Bamford & Steve Sneyd ISBN 0905262042 Lost since the mid 1970s and only recently rediscovered, Tom Bamford's long poem Orestes demands reading as much now as it did 20 years ago – indeed in some ways it speaks mor [...] |
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Gravity's End by Gavin Salisbury ISBN 0905262158 Allen Ginsburg said 'We're all living in science fiction now'. Coolly extraordinary, Gavin Salisbury's poems expose through fresh eyes the otherness of our inner space, as much on thi [...] |
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Fierce Far Suns: Proto-SF and SF poetry in America by Steve Sneyd ISBN 090526214X Franklin, Poe, Whitman – from the beginning there were poets in America looking outward to people the far reaches of space. There were darker poetic visions, too, of beings from [...] |
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Striped Laugh of the Juggling Dancer Rhymes by Syd Foster SF poetry from a writer who has lived variously in North America, India and Europe, including 'Albion's Child in England', the poem which won the 1986 Bridport Arts Centre International Poetry Competi [...] |
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The Larger Earth: Descending Notes of a Grounded Astronaut by David Memmott ISBN 1882633180 Rhysling Award winner Memmott is a wizard, whirling together ideas like a conductor before an orchestra. The Larger Earth is the story of an astronaut returned to an Earth not quite [...] |
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Molecular Jam by Dan Raphael ISBN 187765521X Dan Raphael's poetic saxophone often sounds like two horns, bass, and drums jamming together improvisationally at the interwoven, gyred-up currents and cusps of this milennium becom [...] |
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