Penguin Modern Poets series showcases the compelling voices of Douglas Oliver, Denise Riley, and Iain Sinclair, each bringing a unique perspective to contemporary poetry. Douglas Oliver’s work is noted for its surreal imagery and innovative approach to narrative form, blending the personal with the experimental. Denise Riley’s poetry delves deeply into themes of identity, memory, and the politics of language, offering readers an intimate and intellectually rigorous experience. Iain Sinclair, meanwhile, is celebrated for his psychogeographical explorations of urban landscapes, combining poetic prose with cultural critique to illuminate the hidden stories of the city. Together, these poets represent the dynamic and multifaceted nature of modern British poetry.
Penguin Modern Poets series showcases the compelling voices of Douglas Oliver, Denise Riley, and Iain Sinclair, each bringing a unique perspective to contemporary poetry. Douglas Oliver’s work is noted for its surreal imagery and innovative approach to narrative form, blending the personal with the experimental. Denise Riley’s poetry delves deeply into themes of identity, memory, and the politics of language, offering readers an intimate and intellectually rigorous experience. Iain Sinclair, meanwhile, is celebrated for his psychogeographical explorations of urban landscapes, combining poetic prose with cultural critique to illuminate the hidden stories of the city. Together, these poets represent the dynamic and multifaceted nature of modern British poetry.
Good, clean copy apart from name inscribed inside first page
