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Get both Bruce Barnes – The lovelife of the absent-minded and Somewhere Else for the discounted price of just $18 (approx £10) when you buy both books together.
Bruce Barnes' first collection of poems, Bruce Barnes' first collection of poems is immediately distinguished by the tender, almost clownlike, style. But this air of absent-mindedness is deceptive, and maybe more curious by the poems' exact comparison, Unexpected characters and situations surface: the redundant kamikaze pilot, 1920s women on a charabanc trip, a Mexican sweet-seller… is immediately distinguished by the tender, almost clown-like, style. But this air of absent-mindedness is deceptive, and maybe more curious by the poems' exact comparison, Unexpected characters and situations surface: the redundant kamikaze pilot, 1920s women on a charabanc trip, a Mexican sweet-seller…
His second collection, Somewhere Else resonates with a truly original voice or rather he displays, especially in the ‘monologues’, a gift for personae’ – Bill Broady
Bruce Barnes' first collection of poems, Bruce Barnes' first collection of poems is immediately distinguished by the tender, almost clownlike, style. But this air of absent-mindedness is deceptive, and maybe more curious by the poems' exact comparison, Unexpected characters and situations surface: the redundant kamikaze pilot, 1920s women on a charabanc trip, a Mexican sweet-seller… is immediately distinguished by the tender, almost clown-like, style. But this air of absent-mindedness is deceptive, and maybe more curious by the poems' exact comparison, Unexpected characters and situations surface: the redundant kamikaze pilot, 1920s women on a charabanc trip, a Mexican sweet-seller…
His second collection, Somewhere Else resonates with a truly original voice or rather he displays, especially in the ‘monologues’, a gift for personae’ – Bill Broady