Peripheral Light
Selected and New Poems
13 September 2005
Territory Rights — Worldwide including Canada, but excluding the British Commonwealth.
Description
"We are poised before...what I prophesy will be a major art."—Harold Bloom
"One of Australia's most vivid, energetic and stormy poets, a writer who turns to the natural world with a fierce light."—Edward Hirsch, Washington Post Highly Recommended Poetry Books of 2003
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