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- Dear Big Gods
- Publication Name
- Dear Big Gods
- Title
- Dear Big Gods
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- EAN
- 9781786942159
- ISBN
- 9781786942159
- Publisher
- Liverpool University Press
- Genre
- Poetry
- Topic
- General, European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
- Release Date
- 30/04/2019
- Release Year
- 2019
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- GB
- Item Height
- 0.3in
- Item Length
- 4.4in
- Series
- Pavilion Poetry
- Language
- English
- Publication Year
- 2019
- Item Width
- 7.2in
- Item Weight
- 12.3 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 68 Pages
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Following Arshi's Forward prize-winning collection, Small Hands, this book continues in its lyrical exploration of grief. Moving and discomfiting, these poems tune to the dangers and violences of the contemporary world, yet, at the centre of this book is an overarching commitment to hope and its 'churning, broken song'.
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Liverpool University Press
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1786942151
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9781786942159
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Book Title
Dear Big Gods
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Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
Publication Year
2019
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Poetry
Number of Pages
68 Pages
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Item Length
4.4in
Item Height
0.3in
Item Width
7.2in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
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Pr6101
Reviews
'Arshi's poems - written to address the loss of her brother - are often quicksilver, airily spacious. [She is] refreshingly unafriad of tenderness. [...] This is poetry of raw truthfulness. It is urgently rooted in the practical. [...] Arshi's poems leave a sense that they spring from deep places, below consciousness, but are then brought to the page (and ear) by deliberate and lovely technique.' Alison Brackenbury, Poetry London, Reviews 'The second collection by this Forward Prize winning poet examinesthe aftermath of grief with poignant exactitude... Arshi leads us towards lightand hope in poems that are both "arboreal and free".' Poetry Book Society 'Mona Arshi's poems plunge us directly into that hypnotic current to which, normally, we can only distantly allude. 'Life' is one of the euphemisms, or 'being alive'.' Rana Dasgupta 'Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem carries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita...I am in awe of this work.' Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review '[Arshi] creates micro-worlds of dream-like intensity, surreal distortion, fantasy and myth... Arshi's rhythms are varied and finely honed, in a way that only extensive quotation could illustrate.' Edmund Prestwich, Acumen '[A] precisely realised, haunting second collection... Arshi's poems address the persistence of deep grief, and how it bears down upon those who remain.' Alice Hiller, Magma Poetry 'Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean, too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns.' Andrew Motion 'Strength, delicacy and acuity converge in Mona Arshi's new poems, whether she is observing a garden, blooming or blighted, mourning a brother, speaking in the conflicted voice of a heroine of the Mahabharata. A poet to reread in all her complexity.' Marilyn Hacker 'Mona Arshi follows her prize-winning first collection Small Hands with another volume of playfulness and poignancy. In Dear Big Gods , the lawyer turned poet wields her delicate word craft so well that she conveys life, death, grief, mystery and remembrance in a handful of beautifully arranged characters on pages to which we will want to return time and again.' Shami Chakrabarti '[On 'Let the Parts of the Flower Speak'] This is a fine ars poetica: it is when Arshi is at her most delicate, servingher lightest touch that the poems go deepest.' Martina Evans, The Poetry Review 'Arshi can shape words into the smallest of forms, from which seedlings and glowing hearts spring. Each poem in Dear Big Gods is distinct, but sometimes, a seed planted in one poem sprouts up in another.' Nina Mingya Powles, The Scores For previous work: 'It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer.' Sathnam Sanghera, The Times, "It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer." Sathnam Sanghera, The Times "Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns." Andrew Motion "Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem caries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita... I am in awe of this work." Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review "The second collection by this Forward Prize winning poet examines the aftermath of grief with poignant exactitude... Arshi leads us towards light and hope in poems that are both 'arboreal and free'." Poetry Book Society "[A] precisely realised, haunting second collection... Arshi's poems address the persistence of deep grief, and how it bears down upon those who remain." Alice Hiller, Magma Poetry "[Arshi] creates micro-worlds of dream-like intensity, surreal distortion, fantasy and myth... Arshi's rhythms are varied and finely honed, in a way that only extensive quotation could illustrate." Edmund Prestwich, Acumen "[On 'Let the Parts of the Flower Speak'] This is a fine ars poetica: it is when Arshi is at her most delicate, serving her lightest touch that the poems go deepest." Martina Evans, The Poetry Review "Arshi can shape words into the smallest of forms, from which seedlings and glowing hearts spring. Each poem in Dear Big Gods is distinct, but sometimes, a seed planted in one poem sprouts up in another." Nina Mingya Powles, The Scores, "It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer." Sathnam Sanghera, The Times, Reviews 'Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem carries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita...I am in awe of this work.' Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review, 'Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean, too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns.' Andrew Motion, "It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer." Sathnam Sanghera, The Times "Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns." Andrew Motion "Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem caries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita... I am in awe of this work." Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review "The second collection by this Forward Prize winning poet examines the aftermath of grief with poignant exactitude... Arshi leads us towards light and hope in poems that are both 'arboreal and free'." Poetry Book Society, Reviews 'Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean, too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns.' Andrew Motion, "It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer." Sathnam Sanghera, The Times"Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns." Andrew Motion"Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem caries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita... I am in awe of this work." Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review"The second collection by this Forward Prize winning poet examines the aftermath of grief with poignant exactitude... Arshi leads us towards light and hope in poems that are both 'arboreal and free'." Poetry Book Society"[A] precisely realised, haunting second collection... Arshi's poems address the persistence of deep grief, and how it bears down upon those who remain." Alice Hiller, Magma Poetry"[Arshi] creates micro-worlds of dream-like intensity, surreal distortion, fantasy and myth... Arshi's rhythms are varied and finely honed, in a way that only extensive quotation could illustrate." Edmund Prestwich, Acumen"[On 'Let the Parts of the Flower Speak'] This is a fine ars poetica: it is when Arshi is at her most delicate, serving her lightest touch that the poems go deepest." Martina Evans, The Poetry Review"Arshi can shape words into the smallest of forms, from which seedlings and glowing hearts spring. Each poem in Dear Big Gods is distinct, but sometimes, a seed planted in one poem sprouts up in another." Nina Mingya Powles, The Scores"Dear Big Gods explores aftermath: the continued elegy, prayer, memorial; and a deepening of the presence of the lost one. Grief is personal and specific. Arshi successfully and movingly immerses us in her unique experience of loss. It's a book for both those who have read Small Hands, and for those new to her writing." Maria Isakova Bennett, Orbis"Mona Arshi follows her prize-winning first collection Small Hands with another volume of playfulness and poignancy. In Dear Big Gods, the lawyer turned poet wields her delicate word craft so well that she conveys life, death, grief, mystery and remembrance in a handful of beautifully arranged characters on pages to which we will want to return time and again." Shami Chakrabarti"Strength, delicacy and acuity converge in Mona Arshi's new poems, whether she is observing a garden, blooming or blighted, mourning a brother, speaking in the conflicted voice of a heroine of the Mahabharata. A poet to reread in all her complexity." Marilyn Hacker"Mona Arshi's poems plunge us directly into that hypnotic current to which, normally, we can only distantly allude. 'Life' is one of the euphemisms, or 'being alive'." Rana Dasgupta"Flying and crawling insects appear in Mona Arshi's second collection, Dear Big Gods, sometimes landing gently on one line, sometimes swarming across whole pages. The natural world infuses this collection, with mentions of birds, insects, flowers, trees, rivers, forests, ponds, earth, and seasonal words, which are threaded throughout. There is a playfully self-conscious scent [...] in several poems, when we are not sure who is speaking, the flowers themselves or the person observing them. [...] These poems brim with new life and growth; with hope. [...] Arshi's poems spill over with intimate observations and exquisite language that have become her trademark." Josephine Corcoran, Under the Radar and Nine Arches Press, "It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer." Sathnam Sanghera, The Times "Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns." Andrew Motion "Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem caries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita... I am in awe of this work." Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review "The second collection by this Forward Prize winning poet examines the aftermath of grief with poignant exactitude... Arshi leads us towards light and hope in poems that are both 'arboreal and free'." Poetry Book Society "[A] precisely realised, haunting second collection... Arshi's poems address the persistence of deep grief, and how it bears down upon those who remain." Alice Hiller, Magma Poetry "[Arshi] creates micro-worlds of dream-like intensity, surreal distortion, fantasy and myth... Arshi's rhythms are varied and finely honed, in a way that only extensive quotation could illustrate." Edmund Prestwich, Acumen "[On 'Let the Parts of the Flower Speak'] This is a fine ars poetica: it is when Arshi is at her most delicate, serving her lightest touch that the poems go deepest." Martina Evans, The Poetry Review "Arshi can shape words into the smallest of forms, from which seedlings and glowing hearts spring. Each poem in Dear Big Gods is distinct, but sometimes, a seed planted in one poem sprouts up in another." Nina Mingya Powles, The Scores "Dear Big Gods explores aftermath: the continued elegy, prayer, memorial; and a deepening of the presence of the lost one. Grief is personal and specific. Arshi successfully and movingly immerses us in her unique experience of loss. It's a book for both those who have read Small Hands, and for those new to her writing." Maria Isakova Bennett, Orbis "Mona Arshi follows her prize-winning first collection Small Hands with another volume of playfulness and poignancy. In Dear Big Gods, the lawyer turned poet wields her delicate word craft so well that she conveys life, death, grief, mystery and remembrance in a handful of beautifully arranged characters on pages to which we will want to return time and again." Shami Chakrabarti "Strength, delicacy and acuity converge in Mona Arshi's new poems, whether she is observing a garden, blooming or blighted, mourning a brother, speaking in the conflicted voice of a heroine of the Mahabharata. A poet to reread in all her complexity." Marilyn Hacker "Mona Arshi's poems plunge us directly into that hypnotic current to which, normally, we can only distantly allude. 'Life' is one of the euphemisms, or 'being alive'." Rana Dasgupta, Mona Arshi's poems plunge us directly into that hypnotic current to which, normally, we can only distantly allude. 'Life' is one of the euphemisms, or 'being alive'. Rana Dasgupta, 'Strength, delicacy and acuity converge in Mona Arshi's new poems, whether she is observing a garden, blooming or blighted,mourning a brother, speaking in the conflicted voice of a heroine of the Mahabharata. A poet to reread in all her complexity.' Marilyn Hacker, Reviews For previous work: 'It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer.' Sathnam Sanghera, The Times, Reviews 'The second collection by this Forward Prize winning poet examinesthe aftermath of grief with poignant exactitude...Arshi leads us towards lightand hope in poems that are both "arboreal and free".' Poetry Book Society, Reviews 'The second collection by this Forward Prize winning poet examinesthe aftermath of grief with poignant exactitude... Arshi leads us towards lightand hope in poems that are both "arboreal and free".' Poetry Book Society 'Mona Arshi's poems plunge us directly into that hypnotic current to which, normally, we can only distantly allude. 'Life' is one of the euphemisms, or 'being alive'.' Rana Dasgupta 'Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem carries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita...I am in awe of this work.' Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review '[Arshi] creates micro-worlds of dream-like intensity, surreal distortion, fantasy and myth... Arshi's rhythms are varied and finely honed, in a way that only extensive quotation could illustrate.' Edmund Prestwich, Acumen '[A] precisely realised, haunting second collection... Arshi's poems address the persistence of deep grief, and how it bears down upon those who remain.' Alice Hiller, Magma Poetry 'Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean, too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns.' Andrew Motion 'Strength, delicacy and acuity converge in Mona Arshi's new poems, whether she is observing a garden, blooming or blighted, mourning a brother, speaking in the conflicted voice of a heroine of the Mahabharata. A poet to reread in all her complexity.' Marilyn Hacker 'Mona Arshi follows her prize-winning first collection Small Hands with another volume of playfulness and poignancy. In Dear Big Gods , the lawyer turned poet wields her delicate word craft so well that she conveys life, death, grief, mystery and remembrance in a handful of beautifully arranged characters on pages to which we will want to return time and again.' Shami Chakrabarti '[On 'Let the Parts of the Flower Speak'] This is a fine ars poetica: it is when Arshi is at her most delicate, servingher lightest touch that the poems go deepest.' Martina Evans, The Poetry Review Reviews for previous work 'It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer.' Sathnam Sanghera, The Times, For previous work: 'It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer.' Sathnam Sanghera, The Times, "It is a testament to Mona Arshi's talent that, after a decade of not reading any poetry at all, her work had me clambering for old anthologies. Of course, little of what I read afterwards was as elegant, moving, haunting or true. Nothing less than Britain's most promising writer." Sathnam Sanghera, The Times "Beautifully direct, and delivered a kind of instantaneousness that I admired a lot. The diction very clean too, and the forms involving in their twists and turns." Andrew Motion "Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem caries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita... I am in awe of this work." Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review "The second collection by this Forward Prize winning poet examines the aftermath of grief with poignant exactitude... Arshi leads us towards light and hope in poems that are both 'arboreal and free'." Poetry Book Society "[A] precisely realised, haunting second collection... Arshi's poems address the persistence of deep grief, and how it bears down upon those who remain." Alice Hiller, Magma Poetry "[Arshi] creates micro-worlds of dream-like intensity, surreal distortion, fantasy and myth... Arshi's rhythms are varied and finely honed, in a way that only extensive quotation could illustrate." Edmund Prestwich, Acumen "[On 'Let the Parts of the Flower Speak'] This is a fine ars poetica: it is when Arshi is at her most delicate, serving her lightest touch that the poems go deepest." Martina Evans, The Poetry Review "Arshi can shape words into the smallest of forms, from which seedlings and glowing hearts spring. Each poem in Dear Big Gods is distinct, but sometimes, a seed planted in one poem sprouts up in another." Nina Mingya Powles, The Scores "Dear Big Gods explores aftermath: the continued elegy, prayer, memorial; and a deepening of the presence of the lost one. Grief is personal and specific. Arshi successfully and movingly immerses us in her unique experience of loss. It's a book for both those who have read Small Hands, and for those new to her writing." Maria Isakova Bennett, Orbis "Mona Arshi follows her prize-winning first collection Small Hands with another volume of playfulness and poignancy. In Dear Big Gods, the lawyer turned poet wields her delicate word craft so well that she conveys life, death, grief, mystery and remembrance in a handful of beautifully arranged characters on pages to which we will want to return time and again." Shami Chakrabarti "Strength, delicacy and acuity converge in Mona Arshi's new poems, whether she is observing a garden, blooming or blighted, mourning a brother, speaking in the conflicted voice of a heroine of the Mahabharata. A poet to reread in all her complexity." Marilyn Hacker "Mona Arshi's poems plunge us directly into that hypnotic current to which, normally, we can only distantly allude. 'Life' is one of the euphemisms, or 'being alive'." Rana Dasgupta "Flying and crawling insects appear in Mona Arshi's second collection, Dear Big Gods, sometimes landing gently on one line, sometimes swarming across whole pages. The natural world infuses this collection, with mentions of birds, insects, flowers, trees, rivers, forests, ponds, earth, and seasonal words, which are threaded throughout. There is a playfully self-conscious scent [...] in several poems, when we are not sure who is speaking, the flowers themselves or the person observing them. [...] These poems brim with new life and growth; with hope. [...] Arshi's poems spill over with intimate observations and exquisite language that have become her trademark." Josephine Corcoran, Under the Radar and Nine Arches Press, 'Mona Arshi's poems are purely lyrical in the best sense. Each poem carries its own weight and musical pleasure much like a Bach partita...I am in awe of this work.' Norbert Hirschhorn, London Grip Poetry Review
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