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Verbum et Verbum

Name: Verbum et Verbum
Brand: Salmon Poetry
SKU: 06255000
Price: 8.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Michael Fanning
ISBN: 9781897648896

Michael Fanning

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06255000

Publishers Salmon Poetry, August 2000

Brought up in County Kerry, Micheal Fanning is a medical doctor for whom the worlds of art and medic... Full description

Libristo code: 06255000

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Brought up in County Kerry, Micheal Fanning is a medical doctor for whom the worlds of art and medicine are closely linked. His work in medicine has taken him from Northern Ireland, England, and Wales, to Eastern Europe and Africa. In the best of these poems Fanning relives a South Kerry childhood dominated by the sea. His images are simple and memorable. But the peaceful and serene landscapes of a rural and gentle Ireland quickly move to the apocalyptic scenes of massacre in Rhwanda, famine in Ethiopia, orphanages in Romania, and a body riven with cancer. He depicts the early monk scribes who painted otters and griffins to illuminate their manuscripts, much as he seeks images to make sense of a world torn by violence, hurt, and unspoken feelings.