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In this tender and wryly humorous poetry collection, a child travels down her own oesophagus, a woman joins a search party to look for herself, one grief-stricken soul descends into a watery underworld whilst another experiences love as demonic possession.... In Fantastic Voyage, Amanda Dalton takes us on journeys into our hidden and ghostly selves, our insides and our 'other', exploring the myriad ways in which the human body gives voice to u...

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In 2020, Amanda Dalton participated - for the second year running - in National Poetry Writing Month, a project that challenges the public to write a poem every day throughout the month of April.

Mia and her little brother Danny are returning to school after a long Summers break. Danny feels nervous and a little unsure about returning to school, however all that changes after a magical adventure in the woods leads him to discover a great secret.This fun short story picture book is designed to offer children some thoughts and ideas about how they can choose to take self-responsibility and empower themselves in their own lives.

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In research done for Skirmishes and Struggles of the Dalton Family, a lot of information was discovered not written in school history books. For example, in the Lewis and Clark Expedition, they went through the northern states. The only way they could have survived was with the help of the Native Americans there. The book begins when Henry De Beaumont, the author's 25th great-grandfather, fought in the Battle of Hastings with William the Con...

Second collection by Amanda Dalton whose first book "How to Disappear" (Bloodaxe Books, 1999), was shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best First Collection and chosen as a Next Generation Poets title by the Poetry Book Society in 2004.

Amanda Dalton's first collection, How to Disappear, shines a torch into the dark corners and finds a world inhabited by the missing and the dead, by monsters and wounded beasts, discarded dreams and the memories of strangers. At its heart is the narrative sequence "Room of Leaves". It is 1959. Grace, at last, falls in love. Jilted at the altar, she sets up home in the garden of her mother's bungalow and waits, for thirty years, in a world of b...