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	The Lost Music By Katrina Porteous
Poems celebrating the Northumber-land village of Beadnell and its fishermen, together with poems about people and the natural world. 'An act of historical and linguistic retrieval. A rage for order informs the fashioning of these cadences' - stephen romer. £6.95 Paperback 1 85224 380 5. 64pp. 1996. Subjects: First Collections, Nature/Environment, Poets of the 1980/90s, Political/Social, Women
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