Nocturne in Chrome & Sunset Yellow

• Date de parution : 10/09/2010
• Editeur : Salt Publishing Limited
• EAN : 9781844718351
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• Support : Livre numérique

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In this latest collection of poems, Hill invokes people and place, mythologizing and demythologizing city lives as they are led. From poignant vignettes and celebrations to urban-pastoral and elegy, these poems extend Hills romance with Londons psychic and surreal fabric. Selected as a Next... Voir plus

In this latest collection of poems, Hill invokes people and place, mythologizing and demythologizing city lives as they are led. From poignant vignettes and celebrations to urban-pastoral and elegy, these poems extend Hills romance with Londons psychic and surreal fabric. Selected as a Next Generation poet, Hill continues to delight us with sensuous observation and imaginative embrace.Hills special territory, in poetry and prose, is the urban-pastoral his native North London is transformed, with many deftly dark touches, into an uneasy realm of the imagination. Hill clearly appreciated Simon Armitages storytelling persona; he also drew upon observation of the natural world in ways associated with Ted Hughes. Much of his imagery is by turns delicately Japanese, or reminiscent of the heyday of Craig Raines Martian style. Hill has a romantic dimension in his work that is all his own. As a young man with an intense curiosity about the world, his work is full of sensual images, vignettes of city life and romance these are poems of flirtation and desire. --contemporarywriters.co.ukThe closeup detail taken directly from nature, then skewed through 90o to give the reader something completely new, even unique with this third collection, Hill promises to be a real force in poetry, displaying an utterly contemporary understanding of how nature continues to work. --Poetry ReviewThere is a fin de siècle decadence about them not least in their brightly coloured diction, their luxuriant descriptiveness, their louche postures. --Poetry WalesSuperb conjurations of place. --Adam Mars JonesCompassionate and intelligent so full of action and interest and that brings alive such an array of people and places, that it is difficult to believe they sprang from the pen of one writer. --Rachel Cusk