Swimming In Words

Swimming In Words

LUKE ICARUS SIMON

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Stirling Publishing Australia
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9780994518262
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WINNER, EYELANDS BOOK AWARDS PRIZE, 2025 Luke Icarus Simon’s graceful and groundbreaking work was first published in the 1980s and he has since become one of the quiet achievers of Australian literature. This collection explores the human condition, how we relate to family and partners and the shaping of our identity through the shifting currents of love, friendship and illness. Simon’s aim is to make sense of why we’re all here, masterfully navigating and negotiating the realities of our existential aloneness. Luke Icarus Simon’s experience as an actor and playwright informs each poem, propelling the reader into a sensual, visceral and passionate world. With settings as diverse as the Great Ocean Road, Santiago, Athens and the Greek Islands, Simon draws readers into the intimacies of his life. SWIMMING IN WORDS SWIMMING IN WORDS brings together seventy of Simon’s poems, some previously published, many revised for this collection as well as completely new works such as the 4,000+-word eponymous prose poem.

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