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By Katharine Towers
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Poetry
Another Night Before Christmas, Armour, Ballistics, Banjo, Better Than God, Fiere, Furniture, Grain, Hide Now, Hill of Doors, Interior Night, Love Poems, Misadventure, Nefertiti in the Flak Tower, November, One Thousand Nights and Counting, Sidereal, The Bees, The Christmas Truce, The Cloud Corporation, The Dark Film, The Divine Comedy, The Floating Man, The Havocs, The Mirabelles, The Overhaul, The Picador Book of 40, The Picador Book of Love Poems, The Seacunny, The Wrecking Light, WenceslasPoets
Annie Freud, Billy Collins, Carol Ann Duffy, Charlotte Greig, Clive James, Glyn Maxwell, Jackie Kay, John Glenday, John Kinsella, John Stammers, Katharine Towers, Kathleen Jamie, Lorraine Mariner, Paul Farley, Peter Forbes, Peter Porter, Rachael Boast, Richard Meier, Robin Robertson, Samantha Wynne- Rhydderch, Sean O'Brien, Timothy Donnelly, Various
The Floating Man
Katharine Towers
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Thursday 5th Apr 2012 03:40
Dear Katharine i came across your book, very warmest congratulations Paul Chaisty
Katharine Towers has been shortlisted for the Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry for her collection The Floating Man.
Friday 25th Mar 2011 12:52
Good Luck Kathy !
I love the book. I go back to it and love its sounds and the gentle way it gets under my skin. I see you are on the Wordsworth Trust reading list - well deserved - looking forward to seeing and hearing more of your work. Have you read Kei Miller ? I heard him last night - he is fab. Fingers crossed for the prize for you.
Jane Aspinall
The poems were written over a period of about five years. I listened to lots of music and we moved to a house in the middle of nowhere. I think you can tell that from reading the poems. But that's enough about me.
Wednesday 8th Dec 2010 12:06
Dear Katharine,
I also came across your work for the first time while travelling on the Circle Line London Undeground; I was so uplifted by The Way We Are that I quickly took a photo of it before getting off at Edgeware Road. Back home, I ordered the book and look forward to reading more. I also edited the photo to express what Poems on the Underground means to me as a commuter. You can see it here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stepheniliffe/5235211113/
Best wishes,
Stephen
Tuesday 7th Dec 2010 11:47
Dear Katharine,
I also came across your work for the first time while travelling on the Circle Line London Undeground; I was so uplifted by The Way We Are that I quickly took a photo of it before getting off at Edgeware Road. Back home, I ordered the book and look forward to reading more. I also edited the photo to express what Poems on the Underground means to me as a commuter. You can see it here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stepheniliffe/5235211113/
Best wishes,
Stephen