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The Long Way Home

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'Another delightful collection of poems from John Egan. What graphic pictures he draws - one has a sense of actually being there. He is able to lead the reader into realms of imagination where the poem itself materialises into reality. I am always delighted with the Australian flavours that John can so easily summon up. He seems able to harness the atmosphere of his poetry and to grasp and record poignant events so accurately. One can feel the heat of summer, smell the wattle and see the sunlight sparkle on the waters.' - Mary Bramston 'John Egan is an acute observer. His imagery is richly imaginative, but clear and precise, reflecting a compelling view of the world around us. His poetry blends an acute awareness of the nuances of language with an underlying sense of the significance of the personal view in reflecting our experience of life. He has a particularly happy knack of conveying the idea that things matter, without labouring the point. His poems offer us new ways of seeing familiar things, with beauty, sensibility and. at times, a sharp wit. They form a substantial contribution to contemporary Australian poetry.' - Robert Dickins

Author Biography:

John Egan is a Sydney poet who also lives on the south coast of NSW. He was a high school teacher of English and History for twenty-two years and a teacher of English as a Foreign Language and University Preparation for eighteen years. His book Not the Rain, the Wind was published by the Melbourne Poets Union, and three later books - Lines Continue Forever, Reworkings and Reworkings 2 - have been published by Ginninderra Press. He considers himself a poet of memory and the sea.
Release date NZ
December 2nd, 2015
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
118
Dimensions
129x198x6
ISBN-13
9781760410599
Product ID
24464035

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