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the fight for an identity
nor a childhood
Abdullah al-Taezi: A Note on the Saudi Novel
Firmly established with Keith Douglas as the leading writer of the Second World War
while Poetry Ireland Review lauded "a very well-crafted body of work
The Brittle Sea Anne Lauppe-Dunbar the fight for an identityFor two decades Paul Henry has been quietly building an oeuvre of beautifully crafted poems. Born into a family of musicians, music pervades his poems on childhood, as do a large cast of aunts, neighbours, friends and relations, many of whom appear in Dylan Thomas like character sketches. Some of his earliest portrait poems are set against the Breconshire villages where Henry lived from his mid teens; a move south to Newport inspires poems about the
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