The poems in Gillian Clarke's Five Fields break new ground. Known
as a poet of rural themes and of Wales, in this book she engages
with the city in its human and material diversity. Having spent
time as Writer in residence at the Bridgewater Hall, Manchester,
she came into close touch with another kind of music, and with the
different spaces it occupies, the different demands it makes on
performers and audiences. There are poems from Bosnia, France and
the Mediterranean coast, and poems from the landscape we most
readily associate with this best-loved of Welsh poets: Wales, its
people and its creatures.
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