Euclid's Harmonics borrows its title from a mysterious lost manuscript by Philemon Holland, whose 'rare Greeke character' is said to have been the template for John Baskerville's famous typeface. Onto this ghostly text Jonathan Morley overlays a reckoning of his years in Coventry, manipulating register, form and language to create a dazzling, genre-defying collection of poetry. Baroque, sweeping, and with a scathing humour running throughout, Euclid's Harmonics captures humanity in its many guises, presenting an unsettling vision of impermanence, decay, and regret.
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Jonathan Morley's poetry won an Eric Gregory Award in 2006 and his work was included in The Allotment (Stride, 2006) and Voice Recognition (Bloodaxe, 2009). He has performed from his pamphlet Backra Man (Heaventree, 2008) and the accompanying jazz CD at festivals around the world. He contributed essays to The Oxford Companion to Black British History (2007) and has edited the work of numerous Caribbean writers, both historical figures and contemporaries, as well as programming and producing theatre shows, concerts and outdoor arts festivals for The Drum in Birmingham. He is a former Programme Director at Writers' Centre Norwich.
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Vendeur : Shadow Books, Norwich, Royaume-Uni
Soft cover. Etat : New. N° de réf. du vendeur 040501-37
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