In 'The Hoop', his first book of poems, John Burnside takes his
bearings from Celtic mythology and from landscape, especially that
of Gloucestershire. 'The things that contribute to how I work are
botanical texts and drawings, fairy stories, Celtic and Romance
literature.' The originality of his work lies in its themes -
stewardship of the land, a sense that landscape by being described
is valued and preserved - and in his disciplined eye and ear.
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