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How Snow Falls [Hardcover]

Craig Raine

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1 Dec 2010 1848872852 978-1848872851
In How Snow Falls, Craig Raine addresses themes of transformation, in human nature and the natural world - confronting the intimacies of love and death, desire and sex, memory and commemoration. These are uncompromising, mischievous, charismatic poems.

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Craig Raine was born in 1944 and educated at Exeter College, Oxford. A former editor of Quarto and Poetry Editor at Faber, he is now a Fellow in English at New College, Oxford and Editor of Arete, the arts tri-quarterly. He is the author of six works of poetry, and his Collected Poems 1978-1999 were published in 2000. He has also produced two collections of literary essays and, most recently, a critical study of T. S. Eliot (2007).

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