Tim Liardet’s The World Before Snow

Tim Liardet The World Before SnowMy review of Tim Liardet’s T.S. Eliot Prize short-listed The World Before Snow  is up on The Poetry Book Society’s Poetry Portal.

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3 thoughts on “Tim Liardet’s The World Before Snow

  1. Any poet who leans, successfully, on the gravitational distortion of space-time as a metaphor for that love-time bubble we have all experienced in passion, has my vote. I recall the same phenomenon occurs with the arrival of your first-born baby.

    1. Time certainly distorted when our first was born. It was the beginning of the Easter holiday but our little new family dropped into a twilight zone: no days, no nights and a surreal sort of reality!

      It’s always fun to read someone reaching for a new language and there are some startling images in this collection.

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