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is one of a suppleness almost equal to consciousness itself

Poets and artists continue to be drawn to these hollow-boned sons and daughters of dinosaurs

award-winning poet Harry Clifton has addressed what the Irish Times calls ‘his large concerns and his angular relationship to Ireland

to the black honeycomb of a Colombian emerald mine and sunset-pink of the Emerald City

Stay Awhile by Lydia Unsworth italian and a distinctive voice for"I loved this series of short encounters between buildings, people, politics, class and money, and the accounts here of how built structures arrange our emotional lives. Alternating between melancholy and awe, the language is curt but complex, the tone is elegiac but never sentimental, angry without being hectoring " intimate and monumental." " OWEN HATHERLEY "Stay Awhile begins with the following provocation: 'It's like, you built this. You don't