Cross-Talk - Campbell, Siobhán
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Simultaneously acerbic and controlled, this collection of poetry offers an unexpected mixture of lyrical cadences combined with an array of brutally honest stories. Basing many of its tales in Ireland, this anthology demonstrates how politics can be intrinsic to narrative, while the more personal poems featured--highlighting family or childhood memories--are cast in a sensitive yet characteristically unsentimental light. Founded upon the notion that all poems contain internal conflicts, this poetic exploration offers numerous opportunities for contemplation and discussion.

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Simultaneously acerbic and controlled, this collection of poetry offers an unexpected mixture of lyrical cadences combined with an array of brutally honest stories. Basing many of its tales in Ireland, this anthology demonstrates how politics can be intrinsic to narrative, while the more personal poems featured--highlighting family or childhood memories--are cast in a sensitive yet characteristically unsentimental light. Founded upon the notion that all poems contain internal conflicts, this poetic exploration offers numerous opportunities for contemplation and discussion.
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Autorenporträt
Siobhán Campbell is head of the MFA program in creative writing at Kingston University and a director of Kingston University Press. She is the author of The Cold That Burns, Darwin Among the Machines, The Permanent Wave, and That Water Speaks in Tongues. She has contributed to The Field Day Anthology of Irish Literature, Identity Parade: New British and Irish Poets , and Women's Work: Modern Women Poets Writing in English.