An extraordinarily successful collaboration between the Irish poet,
Paul Muldoon and the acclaimed Scottish photographer, Norman
McBeath, in which there's an uncanny relationship between word and
black-and-white image. Although a McBeath photograph (of a statue
of Apollo wrapped in polythene) is directly invoked in one poem,
much of the success of this beautifully produced book has to do
with indirection and evocation. It's as if this book presents us
with a distinctly new genre - photometry.
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