An edition of Talking myself home (2008)

Talking myself home

my life in verses

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An edition of Talking myself home (2008)

Talking myself home

my life in verses

"Talking Myself Home is Ian McMillan's personal homage to the power of words in shaping his life. And these playful, haunting poems are themselves testaments to the imaginative delights of words."--BOOK JACKET.

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John Murray
Language
English
Pages
101

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Talking myself home: my life in verses
2008, John Murray
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Table of Contents

04/01/07 --
Closing the Door: A Few Facts --
Two-Line Smile Poems about the Houses I've Lived In --
The Facts --
Somewhere on the South China Sea in 1938 --
Tricycle/Auntie's Elbow/Pocket Watch in Church --
Every Other Thursday --
NCB Recruiting Film, 1964 --
Great-Aunt Bella and the Wartime Postal System --
Andy and Sandie --
The New Library, April 1964 --
The Thames-Clyde Express --
Speyk --
Adult Fiction --
Dam Flask Days, 1965 --
Folk Tale: The Owl in the Tower, 1966 --
In the Queue at the Ballachulish Ferry: Colours and Sounds --
Violin --
First Gig --
Nobel Prize --
Please Send More, 1971 --
Under Fourteens --
The Eye Blinked./It/Watered: Wales and Barnsley, 1973 --
Somewhere on a Back Lane Near Oxford in 1976 --
Hollywood Nights, 1977 --
The Worst Gig Ever, June 1979 --
The Back of My Neck --
Degree --
At the Tennis Ball Factory, 1980 --
Workshop Days, 1981/83 --
Heart of Darkness, 1984 --
Another Bad Gig: High Ham, 1988 --
Partially Overheard, Partially Invented: Darfield, 1985/2007 --
Just Like Watching Brazil, April 1997 --
Song of Stanage Edge and My Dad's Old Hat --
Two Pyjama Incidents --
Talking Myself Home --
You Wouldn't Want to be in This Book --
Geological Shifts; A Poem that Shifts into Prose as Pieces Fall Off --
Three --
Available Light --
Slipstream --
Speyk 2 --
Remembering --
Back from the Tunnels --
25/12/01 --
A Wind Straight from Siberia.

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London

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
821.914
Library of Congress
PR6063.A25376 T35 2008, PR6063.A25376

The Physical Object

Pagination
viii, 101 pages
Number of pages
101

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL37864569M
Internet Archive
talkingmyselfhom0000mcmi
ISBN 10
1848540450
ISBN 13
9781848540453
OCLC/WorldCat
232366207

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