Deltas Gillian Clark featuring two of Japan’s most

featuring two of Japan’s most popular post-war poets

chose an uncertain path – the only path that could lead her to freedom

There is no doubt about that

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Deltas Gillian Clark featuring two of Japan’s mostLeonie Rushforths first book reveals a poetics on high alert, where the tireless human sonar scans a compromised world for calamity and grace. In her vision of precarity and connectedness, attention might prove the opposite of surveillance: a tender, sober act of keeping faith with the ethical force of exact expression. Her poems are provisional landscapes, like river deltas, where with language both sidelong and luminous she suggests a way of seeing