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'Greta Stoddart is an unnervingly good poet. Her poems are deceptively serene, characterized by an elegiac tone under which a suggestion of unease constantly shivers... always musical, always true, these are poems to dwell on'Jo Shapcott
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Awarded the Geoffrey Faber Memorial Prize 2002 'Greta Stoddart's "At Home in the Dark" is a powerful first collection that sheds light not only on the darkness of home but also reveals much that's unsettling about the further afield. With their clear, percussive rhythms and their dramatic poise and timing, these poems dare and lure the reader to follow her prescient, unflinching gaze' - Jamie McKendrick.
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This is one of the most satisfying volumes of verse I've read in years. Though there's been a renaissance in British poetry lately, few contemporary collections evince such intensity, mystery, or technical expertise. Read "The Fitter" or "The Convert". These imaginative tours de force are enough to convince me that Stoddart has developed - in her first book (!) - a mature and thoroughly structured style.
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