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A Day Like No Other: Selected poems

Autor James Norcliffe
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 6 iul 2026
James Norcliffe, awarded the Prime Minister’s Award for Literary Achievement in Poetry in 2022, is one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most distinguished and beloved contemporary poets. A Day Like No Other gathers poems from his remarkable career, which includes eleven collections spanning nearly four decades.
Often conversational in tone – talking (it may seem) of you and me – these poems are perceptive and witty. They ring with clarity as they pay witness to the turn of the seasons, environmentally, domestically and politically. Their range of reference is both broad and local, as Norcliffe sweeps his lens through time and space and, with superb control of focus, zooms in and out on the peculiarities of our species and our planet. The ‘here and now’ is vividly present in every poem, and every poem also quietly insists that there is much more to ‘here’ and ‘now’ than is obvious at first glance. To read a Norcliffe poem can be to feel the sun on one’s face and, simultaneously, a shiver down the spine.
A beautifully designed and artfully curated volume, A Day Like No Other is a fine selection of James Norcliffe’s like-no-other poems. It will be read and re-read for generations, and is a must-have for confirmed Norcliffe fans and Norcliffe newbies alike.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781991348166
ISBN-10: 1991348169
Pagini: 176
Dimensiuni: 150 x 230 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Otago University Press
Colecția Otago University Press
Locul publicării:Christchurch, New Zealand

Recenzii

“[Norcliffe’s] writing is unsettling, unsentimental, uncanny, haunted by darkness and evil, but still incredibly humane – and it is characterised by precision, full of nimbly deployed rhetorical volte-faces and metaphors you wish you’d thought of.” – Erik Kennedy