The Summer King

The Summer KingDiscover 'The Summer King,' a compelling work of literature published by Otago University Press in 2009. This brand new hardcover book promises an in depth exploration of our world, weaving narratives that delve into themes of myth, catastrophe, family dynamics, and unexpected encounters. Through vivid storytelling and rich imagery, this collection invites readers to reflect on their relationships and the intricate connections that define our lives.

Discover 'The Summer King,' a compelling work of literature published by Otago University Press in 2009. This brand new hardcover book promises an in-depth exploration of our world, weaving narratives that delve into themes of myth, catastrophe, family dynamics, and unexpected encounters. Through vivid storytelling and rich imagery, this collection invites readers to reflect on their relationships and the intricate connections that define our lives. Featuring two distinctive sequences—'Cowarral,' which highlights Preston's intimate bond with his family farm in the picturesque Forbes Valley of NSW, and 'Venery,' inspired by the unique collective nouns from the Book of St Albans—this book showcases a powerful blend of personal and universal themes. 'The Summer King' has been lauded as a 'fine and fierce first collection' by poetry critic Gillian Clark, making it a must-read for enthusiasts of contemporary poetry and literature. The striking prose, along with its thematic depth, positions this work as essential reading for those interested in the narrative of life’s complexities. Whether you're a fan of poetry or storytelling, add 'The Summer King' to your collection and experience its evocative power. Fast delivery options ensure you can enjoy your new book without delay, making it a perfect addition to your bookshelf or as a thoughtful gift for a fellow literary enthusiast.

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
Title: The Summer King
Publisher: Otago University Press
Publication Date: 2009
Binding: HRD

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The Summer King tells stories, exploring the world we inhabit and our relationships with the other. Myth, catastrophe, family, strangers, sex, sport - all feature in this 'fine and fierce first collection' (Gillian Clark). The book contains two sequences: 'Cowarral', about Preston's family farm in the Forbes Valley of NSW, and 'Venery', which was inspired by the collective nouns that first appeared in the Book of St Albans.
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