Choman Hardi ‘Switching Languages: a Hindrance or an Opportunity
His previous book of interviews is Soloists and Sidemen (Northway)
embodied prose
humorous explorations of contemporary life and love
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Ten Poets Do Their Bit for the Secret Service Format:Paperback Choman Hardi ‘Switching Languages: aPoets are, as a matter of fact, natural spies. Nondescript in appearance, they're quick, ever watchful, and shifty in their skins. Practised at fleeing, and at giving pursuit. Likely to reach for a pen that fires a dart. Likely, too, to cross each other's paths in out of the way places, and exchange some vital capsule of information. Most importantly, perhaps, they are experts at slipping the grip of a rival spymaster, who is their own dark double for