Winner Seamus Heaney Centre Prize for Poetry Shortlisted for The
Felix Dennis Prize for Best First Collection Forward Poetry Prizes
2009 Poetry Bank Choice and Poetry Book Society Recommendation. In
2006 'The Send-Off', an elegy for a lost child, was broadcast on
Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4 and the issues it raised - ante-natal
testing, grief, guilt, the family, women's lives - raged on for
weeks in blogs and notice boards. But no one wondered what the poem
was about. It was crystal clear. The poems in Sian Hughes debut
collection, The Missing are direct and emotional. They do not hide
behind imagery. They deal head on with the heart of shame, with
parenting, illness, loss, regret and falling in love with the wrong
people.
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