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(29
November 2001)
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"Emeritus"
is a collection of poems produced by Brian Cox since his retirement
as a Manchester Professor, including some dedicated to writers
and artists he admires: Saul Bellow, Chekhov, Van Gogh and Walter
Benjamin. [buy
the book]
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(8
March 2001)
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In "The Story
of Poetry Volume 1", Manchester poet and author, Michael
Schmidt, looks at the history of English poetry from its beginnings
to 1500. [buy
the book]
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(May
2000)
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Holden Caulfield is a librarian
and works with teenagers in Manchester promoting poetry and
fiction. 'Men's Morning' is his first book and is being made
into a film by the Black Arts Development Project.
[buy
the book]
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(May
2000)
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Chloe Poems is, without any doubt,
the most shocking and disgusting poet on the Manchester scene.
The gay transvestite is capable of making jaws drop with the
collection "Universal Rentboy" even in these unshockable
times. [buy
the book]
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(1999)
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Manchester University lecturer
and well-known poet, Jim Burns, won widespread acclaim for this
collection of poems reflecting his own social outlook.
[buy
the book]
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Lord Byron, born
in London in 1788 became the 6th Baron Byron of Rochdale in
1808. While residing at Hopwood Hall, Middleton he worked on
his most famous poem "Childe Harolde".
[buy
Lord Byron books]
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Do
you know of any other Manchester poets that should be include in this
list? If so, contact us
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