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John Bartlett / Awake at 3 a.m.
‘Loss, longing and nostalgia infuse the poems in this poignant collection. Some poems are elegiac, some confessional, others alert to environmental exploitation, sexuality and human suffering. Here is a poet engaged with his world and showing us what it is to remember, to question, to see and feel.’ - Julie Maclean
978 1 76041 975 2, 132pp
978 1 76041 975 2, 132pp
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