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John Stammers
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Product Description

TIME OUT

FANTASTIC

Time Out

'Fantastic.'

The Times

Beneath the sharp social satire lurks a psychological insight, a sensitivity to a profound cultural inheritance.

The Times

Stammers' art amplifies the ordinary and finds the feeling that lies behind facts.

The Independent

'His new collection ... continues to seduce with a sparkling mix of anecdote and poetic sleight of hand.'

The Observer

'The strength of his poetry never falters and his ambitious voice speaks for itself'

Product Description

The follow up to John's Forward Prize-winning Panoramic Lounge-Bar which saw him voted best new poet of 2001

Book Description

John's second collection consolidates his reputation as one of the most unusual and intelligent imaginations now at work, and will build on the astonishing success of Panoramic Lounge-Bar, winner of the Forward Prize for Best First Collection. It's a mature book, with more lyricism and allusion than PLB, but no less witty for it; powerful, moving and sometimes disturbing, it's a journey through a labyrinth of memory, history and strange anecdote, written in Stammers's trademark style -- literary yet hip and immediate, with a real steetwise vibe, often English in its forms but transatlantic in its voice, and never less than wholly rivetting.

About the Author

John Stammers read philosophy at King's College London and is an Associate of Kings' College. His first collection, Panoramic Lounge-bar, was awarded the Forward Prize for Best First Collection 2001, shortlisted for the Whitbread Poetry Award 2001 and a Poetry Book Society Recommendation. He was appointed Judith E. Wilson Fellow at the University of Cambridge in 2002. He is a creative writing tutor and freelance writer. He lives in Islington, London where he was born.
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