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Synopsis
SINGING AT THE BONE TREE WAS A WINNER OF THE GEOFF STEVENS MEMORIAL POETRY PRIZE 2013 Women gather for a residential course in the Scottish Highlands on writing the wild; only to find our surroundings turn out to be fenced-off moor, banks of forestry and mountains that sit firmly in the distance? Our journey to reclaim the wild self, inevitably encounters frustration and grief for our treatment of the earth. But if you accept what is, listen and watch the wild reveals itself.
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À propos de l'auteur
Rachael Clyne is a psychotherapist, poet and writer from Glastonbury. She attends and performs at poetry groups in Bath and Wells. Her work appears in several anthologies, and her first collection 'She Who Walks With Stones and Sings' was published in 2006 (PS Avalon). Rachaels love of nature and understanding of the human journey give her work a depth and earthiness, with humour even in the darkest places.
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