The Other Place Brendan Cleary

Name: The Other Place By Brendan Cleary
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The Other Place by Brendan Cleary

Through a series of love letters and individual poems that are both conversational and extraordinary, Cleary beautifully explores the ghosts of his past and what it means to experience a loss, promising to leave readers dewy-eyed with a deep yearning for more.

About Brendan Cleary

Brendan Cleary is originally from County Antrim, Ireland. He grew up at the height of the so-called Troubles. His collection, The Irish Card (Bloodaxe Books 1993), explores his sense of being an inner emigre following his move to England in the late seventies. He was the founder-editor of The Echo Room magazine and press and has been an abiding presence in the UK poetry scene for over thirty-five years. He has published many full-length collections and chapbooks and performed his poems extensively throughout Great Britain. Tall Lighthouse Press has just reissued Goin Down Slow: Selected poems 1985-2010. His last collection, Face from Pighog Press, was critically acclaimed. He has also published collections from Bloodaxe and Wrecking Ball Press. He lives and writes in Brighton where, until recently, he worked as a poetry tutor & Blues/Soul/Country DJ.

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GOR013715891

ISBN 13

9781906309534

ISBN 10

1906309531

Title

The Other Place by Brendan Cleary

Author

Brendan Cleary

Condition

Used - Like New

Binding type

Paperback

Publisher

Pighog

Year published

2021-11-11

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The book has been read, but looks new. The book cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket is included if applicable. No missing or damaged pages, no tears, possible very minimal creasing, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins