Jaffa's skill lies in showing us the tension between restrictions and freedom. How can we soar away or enjoy the rules... she celebrates limitless horizons; her language is musical, her images bright. --PN Review
Naomi Jaffa's poems - intimate, sensuous, sensual - have the vivid texture of real life. Her bold use of the domestic, the ordinary, illuminates often disturbing or ambivalent emotion. She writes brilliantly about adolescence, a certain daddy's girl rebelliousness. Here are nakedly and exuberantly female poems which conjure sexuality, memory, longing, grief and pack many a shock of recognition. --Liz Lochhead
Naomi Jaffa grew up in London and Scarborough. With family roots in Russia and Germany, her Jewish parents were both professional musicians. Since 1991 Naomi has lived in East Anglia, working initially as Suffolk's Literature Development Worker. She has been director of the annual international Aldeburgh Poetry Festival for many years. This is her first collection.
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8vo. pp 32. Original publisher's illustrated stapled cream wraps, lettered black. Signed by the author on the title page, " For Gill, with pleasure at our shared memories of Indian trains, and very good wishes, Naomi Jaffa, 2004." ISBN: 0907123740 Clean, very good. N° de réf. du vendeur C41052
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