Sweat-borne Secrets - Couverture souple

Jenkinson, Sally

 
9781909136014: Sweat-borne Secrets

Synopsis

In the twelve poems presented here she demonstrates an individual voice that many a more seasoned poet would kill for. This is poetry from the messy world of real life, where going through the mill and the mire 'Stellared, smoking, sinning, choking', is all part of the party. Sally has an exceptional ability to capture a moment not only as a well crafted image but as an adept evocation of the emotion we feel in our hearts and stomachs. A confident debut from a poet whose name will become familiar.

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Revue de presse

Holding out a heart like a six-ounce sirloin; comes Sally Jenkinson with her poems of love and not-love. Here are urban adventures with gasmen and barmaids and Simon Armitage; sometimes kind, sometimes wounded but always paying attention. Sally writes with an eye to the truth, an ear to the sound of a line and always a fierce determination to tell her truth. A strong new voice, gutsy and intelligent, worth the reading. --Jo Bell, Organiser of National Poetry Day

Sensuous, surreal, bold and beautiful, Sally Jenkinson's image-filled poems spill gloriously across the page. Often, a line will leap out and squeeze you by the throat. Poetry that sings from a poet whose song I d like to hear more of --Kate Fox, Poet & regular of BBC Radio 4's Saturday Live

Sensuous, surreal, bold and beautiful, Sally Jenkinson's image-filled poems spill gloriously across the page. Often, a line will leap out and squeeze you by the throat. Poetry that sings from a poet whose song I d like to hear more of --Kate Fox, Poet & regular of BBC Radio 4's Saturday Live

Sensuous, surreal, bold and beautiful, Sally Jenkinson's image-filled poems spill gloriously across the page. Often, a line will leap out and squeeze you by the throat. Poetry that sings from a poet whose song I d like to hear more of --Kate Fox, Poet & regular of BBC Radio 4's Saturday Live

Biographie de l'auteur

Sally Jenkinson was born in Doncaster in 1986. She likes eaves dropping, far away adventures, shabby seaside towns and cider. Sally is co-queen (with Liz Greenfield) of one of Bristol's biggest live poetry nights, Poetry Pulpit, and runs the Bristol branch of Hammer & Tongue. She programmes the poetry stages for the Shambala and Boomtown Festivals and has recently worked as a Poet Coach as part of Apples and Snakes' Shake The Dust project. All this arts based work is a bit sporadic and unreliable though, so she would like it on record that she is also, and always will be, an exemplary barmaid.

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