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Sean O'Brien: Collected Poems

✍ Scribed by Sean O'Brien


Publisher
Picador
Year
2012
Tongue
English
Weight
170 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN
1447238095

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✦ Synopsis


This collection, drawing on almost 40 years of verse, represents the definitive guide to one of the leading English poets working today. It will allow the reader the chance to survey both the remarkable variety and the consistent quality of O’Brien’s work, as well as the enduring strength of his obsessions: these have helped create a tone and a landscape as immediately recognizable as those of MacNeice, Larkin, or Eliot. O’Brien’s hells and heavens, underworlds and urban dystopias, trains and waterways have formed the imaginative theater for his songs, satires, pastorals, and elegies; throughout, the poems demonstrate O’Brien’s astonishing flair for the dramatic line, where he has inherited the mantle of W. H. Auden. Also included are selections from both O’Brien’s dramatic writing and his acclaimed version of the Inferno. **


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