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French Leave follows RE:VERB in which Cliff Forshaw recreated Rimbaud's terrestrial adventures from the Hooligan Poet and Seer in bohemian Paris, through the years as a tough merchant and gun-runner in Africa, to his death aged thirty-seven in a Marseilles hospital. This new collection plays variations on the themes and forms of French verse from mid-nineteenth century Gautier and Gérard de Nerval, through Baudelaire and Rimbaud, to Valery and...

RE: VERB poetically recreates Rimbaud's terrestrial adventures: from Hooligan Poet and Seer in bohemian Paris, through the years as tough merchant and gun-runner in Africa, to his death aged thirty-seven in a Marseilles hospital.

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A detailed, impassioned poetic history of Van Dieman's land, Tasmania, from its European 'discovery' onwards. Poems use a variety of voices to convey the island's early story, where facts and contemporary quotes are bracketed beside imagined events, while exploring the truths of colonisation. Religion, geography and the unknown all play a part.

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