Cornwall is steeped in poetry, legend and storytelling. Join Luke Thompson on a literary tour around its dramatic coastline, its cliffs and coves, across the moor and down the mines.
Meet Cornish poets such as Jack Clemo and Charles Causley, enjoy retellings of thrilling legends and stirring songs and read inspiring fiction and non-fiction from famous Cornish writers and residents including Daphne du Maurier, Thomas Hardy, Winston Graham and D. H. Lawrence. What each and every one has in common is a deep-rooted connection to a county defined by its awe-inspiring and varied landscape, its folklore and its fiercely independent people.
Treasures of Cornwall: A Literary Anthology is edited by Luke Thompson.
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Luke Thompson's anthology Treasures of Cornwall enthusiastically celebrates the region's attractions for writers, poets and fans of folklore * TLS *
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Interest Age: From 18 years
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Höhe: 178 mm
Breite: 114 mm
Dicke: 25 mm
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978-1-5290-9039-0 (9781529090390)
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Luke Thompson is a writer, editor and publisher from Cornwall. He is the author of the poetry collection Singing About Melon, the non-fiction title Rhinoceros, and a biography of the Cornish poet Jack Clemo, entitled Clay Phoenix. Other titles and projects have included collaborative works such as Robot Squirrel, the clearing, and the Phonetic Ouija Board, which was performed at the Poetry Society. Luke is the founding editor of Guillemot Press and a Senior Lecturer at Falmouth University.
