Sullivan’s debut is made up of three lengthy poems: You, Very Young in New York, which explores the lives of various young people, all united by their cynicism and their uncertainty, making their way through unfulfilling relationships and work in the city; Repeat Until Time is an exploration of revision in art and form, Sullivan’s PhD subject; the third, The Sandpit After Rain explores connections between the birth of her baby and the death of her father.
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
And the winner is …
… 'A star is born': TS Eliot prize goes to Hannah Sullivan's debut | Books | The Guardian. (Hat tip, Dave Lull.)
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