The Night Shift Eskandar Habache

The Night Shift Eskandar HabacheWelcome to the poetry of the night. The graveyard shift. The kingdom of the undead. The Night Shift is a celebration of the moon lit life of the animal kingdom, the nocturnal hungers that wake when the sun goes down. It is also a book about the midnight world of insomniacs, lovers, long distance drivers, breast feeding mothers, bouncers, poets, drunks and shift workers. Representing the work of over fifty poets, including W. H. Auden, Ted Hughes, Paul

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including Collected Poems (Dedalus

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the authors and critics Abdo Wazen

relaxing and different

experience and style

As well as having their own collections

This is a truly unique collection

Terence Dooley: A version of Raymond Queneau’s ‘La Pendule’

including murder

Twenty-five surreal collages by John Digby

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