Intersections John Schwarzmantel To Hell and Back breaks

To Hell and Back breaks the silence around mental distress and offers hope and optimism to mental health service users and their carers

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Intersections John Schwarzmantel To Hell and Back breaksMichael Hamburger's new collection gathers his shorter poems written since his "Collected Poems" of 1994. His strong and sinuous poems are alert to the intersections of past and present, of continuity and change. His searching form of nature poetry is informed, as Iain Galbraith put it in "PN Review", by 'a language whose philosophical and metaphysical scope is unique in contemporary British poetry'.