
Takeaway
Takeaway unflinchingly observes a world where everyone is doing their best to survive, often through a lens of the mealtimes that bring us together and set us apart; whether that''s a takeaway eaten in a car park, chickpeas ''speared like love-struck hearts'', or a mul......
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<p><i>Takeaway</i> unflinchingly observes a world where everyone is doing their best to survive, often through a lens of the mealtimes that bring us together and set us apart; whether that''s a takeaway eaten in a car park, chickpeas ''speared like love-struck hearts'', or a multi-generational cooking lesson. Brimming with inventive and tactile imagery, these poems play with time, until it is suspended or flowing backwards through domestic interiors where stereos send secret messages and a poltergeist misses doing the washing up. </p>
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| Produktnavn | Takeaway |
| book typ | Lyrikk og drama |
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