β Scribed by Colette Bryce
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Selected Poems draws together the best of Colette Bryce's highly acclaimed and prize-winning collections; including The Heel of Bernadette (2000), winner of the Aldeburgh Prize, The Full Indian Rope Trick (2004), short-listed for the T. S. Eliot Prize and The Whole & Rain-domed Universe,__ shortlisted for the Forward Prize and winner of the Ewart-Biggs Prize. Moving from the melodic to the political, from the humorous to the nostalgic, Bryce's poetry explores home, escape, family and childhood. Her Selected Poems __ is a perfect compilation of her most impressive work and the perfect introduction to one of poetry's most lyrical voices.
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