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Collected poems

Pages
1333
Published
2003
Language
English

Synopsis

This comprehensive collection gathers the complete poetic works of Ted Hughes, spanning over forty years of his prolific career. From his early, lesser-known pieces to his groundbreaking volumes like Crow and Tales from Ovid, this book offers a deep dive into a voice described as "longer and deeper and rougher" than his contemporaries. It includes poems written for special publications, his tenure as Poet Laureate, and even his children's verse intended for a wider audience.

About the author

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Ted Hughes

Ted Hughes, the author of The Journals of Sylvia Plath, offers a unique look into the life and mind of a significant poet. His work provides a direct window into Plath's creative process and personal experiences.

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