Shrapnel by Neil Young Jenna Clake so deeply did his wartime

so deeply did his wartime experience suffuse and haunt his writing

then put down in new and sparkling configurations

Since Kwame Dawes first published his prestigious Forward Poetry prize-winning Progeny of Air in 1994

imagined cities give us the real city anew

White’s Addendum to a Miracle re-envisions the possibilities of grace

Shrapnel by Neil Young Jenna Clake so deeply did his wartime"Signalling little but its own manifest poetic virtue, Shrapnel is a finely honed and consistent joy. Brimming with great stories and memorable lines, this is a poetry of real substance and craft. For those of us jaded by the Emperors endless parade of insubstantiality, Youngs is a collection that restores faith in what poetry can deal with and so elegantly say. Lost chronicles of Belfast are here reclaimed from historys disenfranchised to