Iconic Tattoo - Harries, Richard
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"I was immediately enamoured by not only Richard's words, but the way he reads and his abundant enthusiasm. This second collection continues his impressive body of work. He writes eruditely covering historical facts, human rights and personal experiences. Right from the beginning, the title poem, Iconic Tattoo, grabs you and ensures that this collection is one to be enjoyed. Read it all at once, or dip in and out, but either way you will be glad you read it. And did I mention his love of all things Petula Clark?" Fin Hall writer, filmmaker, collaborator "TRANSFORMATIVE AND EMOTIONAL! From poem…mehr

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"I was immediately enamoured by not only Richard's words, but the way he reads and his abundant enthusiasm. This second collection continues his impressive body of work. He writes eruditely covering historical facts, human rights and personal experiences. Right from the beginning, the title poem, Iconic Tattoo, grabs you and ensures that this collection is one to be enjoyed. Read it all at once, or dip in and out, but either way you will be glad you read it. And did I mention his love of all things Petula Clark?" Fin Hall writer, filmmaker, collaborator "TRANSFORMATIVE AND EMOTIONAL! From poem to poem, travel on a journey written and carefully curated by conductor, Richard Harries. Stop at stations capturing the psychological effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic, visit a childhood friend, and ponder what humanity has done to our natural world. Read each poem aloud and give yourself space to breathe in each experience!" Kemlyn Tan Bappe
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Richard Harries is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and an Honorary Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences. After nineteen years as Bishop of Oxford, he was made a life peer (Lord Harries of Pentregarth) and he remains active inthe House of Lords on human rights issues. His voice is well known to manythrough his regular contributions to BBC Radio 4's Today programme.