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Starting Points - A poetic invitation into conversation - cover

Starting Points - A poetic invitation into conversation

Anthony Kasozi

Casa editrice: Grosvenor House Publishing

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"Starting Points" is a selectively curated anthology of poems written by Anthony Kasozi and offered as an "invitation to conversation"
The book presents 31 poems grouped in 5 chapters "Mirror"; "Stewardship"; "Still Life" "Calling" and "Mystery" reflecting the different types of provocations and invitations that evoked them.
As poetry most comes alive when it is heard rather than simply read, the book is also fully supported by contextual introductions, readings by the author and illustrations from the book - all accessible via the author's website: www.anthony-kasozi.info/poetry.
Disponibile da: 31/07/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 63 pagine.

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