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Sasha Dugdale's first collection of poems takes its title from the notebook kept by J.M.W. Turner, whose responses to the world are explored in six of her poems. The book is also a notebook of the poet's own experiences, of living and working in Russia, of relationships and questions of identity. Best known as a translator of contemporary Russian drama, Dugdale writes with deep insight, finding beauty and humanity in unexpected places. She is with the outsider, the observer: a woman standing apart as a crowd surges around her, waiting figures at a snowbound airport - the painter and the poet. Linking the poems in Notebook is Dugdale's belief in the creative power of artist and writer not only to record but to transform reality.
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SASHA DUGDALE was born in Sussex. Between 1995 and 2000 she lived and worked in Russia. In 1999 she initiated the Russian theatre New Writing project with the Royal Court, London, and currently works as a translator and consultant at the Royal Court. Four of her translations have been staged -- Plasticine by Vassily Sigarev won the Evening Standard Award for Most Promising Playwright. She has had poems published in Oxford Poets 2002 and New Writing 12 (Picador 2003). In 2003 she received an Eric Gregory Award.
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