Charlie Twirl by Alan Gould - ISBN: 9781742589268
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Charlie Twirl

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    100 pages

  • Release Date

    1 February 2017

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Summary

From the intrigue of his earlier poetry in fatalism and the mysteries of character, Alan Gould’s interest has moved to music. In many of the poems in this book, the folk songs or the homages to Vaughan Williams, his enquiry is one of synaesthesia: What is it we see when we hear? In meditating this the poet prefers the crisp, accessible, narrative voice to the philosophical. Here are ballads and celebrations, homages to past authors who have been his spiritual companions Graves, Yeats, Sha…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781742589268
ISBN-10:174258926X
Author:Alan Gould
Publisher:UWA Publishing
Imprint:UWAP
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:100
Release Date:1 February 2017
Weight:100g
Dimensions:6mm x 140mm x 210mm
Series:UWAP Poetry
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Charlie Twirl by Alan Gould - ISBN: 9781742589268
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About The Author

Alan Gould

Described by Peter Pierce as “one of the most intelligent, versatile and elegant Australian writers of his generation”, Alan Gould is the author of twenty-five titles, novels, poetry and essay collections. Of English-Icelandic background, he lived on garrisons in various parts of the world until coming to Australia in 1966. Since 1972 he been an author as full-time as resources have allowed, He has served on The Literature Board Of The Australia Council, and represented Australian poetry at events in Manila, Struga and Lincoln (UK). His literary prizes include the Grace Leven Prize for Poetry in 2006, the NBC Banjo Award For Fiction in 1992, Foundation of Australian Literature Book Of the Year (1985), Philip Hodgins Memorial Award for literature (1999), and co-winner in both The Courier-Mail Book Of The Year and ACT Book Of The Year in 2001. His 2009 novel, The Lakewoman, a love story arising out of the 1944 D-Day landings, was shortlisted for the Prime Minister’s Fiction Award. His most recent novel was a picaresque, The Poets’ Stairwell, (2015).

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