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008 110211s2011 enk 000 p eng ;

010 a| 2011379713;

020 a| 9780571255634 (pbk.);

020 a| 0571255639 (pbk.);

035 a| (Sirsi) 99952789206;

035 a| 99952789206;

035 a| (OCoLC)660533736;

042 a| lccopycat;

050 00 a| PR6058.A6948b| N485 2011;

082 04 a| 821.9142| 22;

100 1 a| Harsent, David,d| 1942-=| ^A94863;

245 10 a| Night /c| David Harsent.;

260 a| London :b| Faber and Faber,c| 2011.;

300 a| 95 pages ;c| 20 cm;

336 a| text2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

500 a| "Costa book awards 2011"--Cover.;

505 00 a| Rota Fortunae -- Ghosts -- Garden in Fading Light -- View of the House from the Back of the Garden -- Garden in Sunlight -- Garden in Dream -- Garden Hammock -- Long Walk to the End of the Garden -- Garden Goddess -- Blood Relative -- Tourist Trap -- Ballad -- Blood Heat -- Death of Cain -- Live Theatre -- Duffel Bag -- Moppet -- Vanitas -- Blood Alley -- Scene One: A Beach -- Bloodstain -- Hut in Question -- Broken Glass -- Spatchcock -- Bloodvein -- Abstracts -- Contre-jour -- Suburb -- Queen Bee Canticles -- Three Poems after Cavafy -- Night -- Necrophilia.;

520 a| "Among the poems that open Night, David Harsent's follow-up to his Forward Prize-winning collection Legion, is a startling sequence about a garden - but a garden unlike any other. It sets the tone for a book in which the sureties of daylight become uncertain: dark, unsettling narratives about what wakes in us when we escape our day-lit selves to visit a place where the dream-like and the nightmarish are never far apart. The book culminates in the seductive and brilliantly sustained 'Elsewhere', a noirish, labyrinthine quest-poem in which the protagonist is drawn ever onward through a series of encounters and reflections like an after-hours Orpheus, hard-bitten and harried by memory."--Provided by publisher.;

650 0 a| English poetryy| 20th century.=| ^A17381;

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Night / David Harsent.

Author/creator	Harsent, David, 1942-
Format	Book
Publication Info	London : Faber and Faber, 2011.
Description	95 pages ; 20 cm
Subjects	English poetry--20th century.

Contents	Rota Fortunae -- Ghosts -- Garden in Fading Light -- View of the House from the Back of the Garden -- Garden in Sunlight -- Garden in Dream -- Garden Hammock -- Long Walk to the End of the Garden -- Garden Goddess -- Blood Relative -- Tourist Trap -- Ballad -- Blood Heat -- Death of Cain -- Live Theatre -- Duffel Bag -- Moppet -- Vanitas -- Blood Alley -- Scene One: A Beach -- Bloodstain -- Hut in Question -- Broken Glass -- Spatchcock -- Bloodvein -- Abstracts -- Contre-jour -- Suburb -- Queen Bee Canticles -- Three Poems after Cavafy -- Night -- Necrophilia.
Abstract	"Among the poems that open Night, David Harsent's follow-up to his Forward Prize-winning collection Legion, is a startling sequence about a garden - but a garden unlike any other. It sets the tone for a book in which the sureties of daylight become uncertain: dark, unsettling narratives about what wakes in us when we escape our day-lit selves to visit a place where the dream-like and the nightmarish are never far apart. The book culminates in the seductive and brilliantly sustained 'Elsewhere', a noirish, labyrinthine quest-poem in which the protagonist is drawn ever onward through a series of encounters and reflections like an after-hours Orpheus, hard-bitten and harried by memory."--Provided by publisher.
General note	"Costa book awards 2011"--Cover.
LCCN	2011379713
ISBN	9780571255634 (pbk.)
ISBN	0571255639 (pbk.)

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