Qwerty

Paul Groves' work is characterised by a sharp wit and pitch-black humour, coupled with an unsurpassed mastery of form. In "Qwerty", his fifth collection of poetry, he again ranges freely from the sinister to the unsettling and the deeply shocking. Yet such is technical adroitness, he remains very much the poet's poet. Paul Groves was brought up in Wales, lived for twenty-five years in the Forest of Dean, and has now recrossed the border and lives in Monmouth. He has been strikingly successful in national and international competitions and has published poetry and criticism in a wide range of periodicals, including "London Magazine", "Poetry Review" and "The Times Literary Supplement".

ISBN	185411459X	Pages	196
ISBN13	9781854114594 (What's this?)	Volumes	1
Publisher	Poetry Wales Press	Weight (grammes)	91
Imprint	Seren	Published in	Bridgend
Format	Paperback	Height (mm)	216
Publication date	09 Apr 2008	Width (mm)	138
Library of Congress	PR6057	Spine width (mm)	16
DEWEY	821.914	Academic level	General
DEWEY edition	DC22

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