What is Craig Raine known for?

Craig Raine is widely recognized as a key figure in the Martian school of poetry, a movement characterized by its use of fresh, defamiliarizing metaphors to describe everyday objects and experiences.

Craig Raine

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Laughter in the Dark

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Collected poems, 1978-1999

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Poetry

Haydn and the valve trumpet

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Scorpion God, the

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My Grandmother's Glass Eye

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What is Craig Raine known for?
Craig Raine is widely recognized as a key figure in the Martian school of poetry, a movement characterized by its use of fresh, defamiliarizing metaphors to describe everyday objects and experiences.