Lectio Violant - Ely, Steve
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"The poems in this book are improvisations arising from contemplative readings of four chapters of the 1611 edition of the King James Bible-Matthew VI, Mark V, Luke XV and Luke X. Lectio Violant-'profane reading'-is the name I've coined to describe this process, alluding to Lectio Divina-'divine reading'-the long-established Catholic practice of devotional reading, the purpose of which is to draw the reader closer to God by enabling a fuller experience of scripture. I'm not sure this book's doing the same thing, although you never know." -Steve Ely "Steve Ely is one of the most exhilarating…mehr

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"The poems in this book are improvisations arising from contemplative readings of four chapters of the 1611 edition of the King James Bible-Matthew VI, Mark V, Luke XV and Luke X. Lectio Violant-'profane reading'-is the name I've coined to describe this process, alluding to Lectio Divina-'divine reading'-the long-established Catholic practice of devotional reading, the purpose of which is to draw the reader closer to God by enabling a fuller experience of scripture. I'm not sure this book's doing the same thing, although you never know." -Steve Ely "Steve Ely is one of the most exhilarating poets currently working in the UK." -Katy Evans Bush, Poetry International "Ely's poetry is passionately political, positively partisan ... a major talent." -Keith Richmond, Tribune "Steve Ely has one of the strongest lines around, compounding scriptural weight and northern realism. He has also reclaimed history as poetry's subject." -Peter Riley, Fortnightly Review
Autorenporträt
Steve Ely has written several books of poetry, most recently Zi-Zi Taah Taah Taah: The Song of the Willow Tit, Bloody, Proud and Murderous Men, Adulterers and Enemies of God and Incendium Amoris. He has also published a novel, Ratmen (Blackheath Books, 2012), and a biographical work, Ted Hughes's South Yorkshire: Made in Mexborough (Palgrave MacMillan, 2015). Steve Ely is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Huddersfield, and is Director of the Ted Hughes Network.