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Hold On
By Jamie Inglis
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Jamie Inglis is a poet and doctor from Edinburgh.
Hold On is his third collection of poetry and was first published in 2000.
It contains a handful of favourites from his previous collection fractals & mnemonics plus poems from Operation Market-Garden (Arnhem), more from Albania, from The Balkans, from Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, some earlier poems and more new neologisms.
Poems about old wars and new wars, people and places.
Poems about travel and time, in this world and the coming one. Poems about us and who we are.
He still lives in Edinburgh, Scotland, First World City of Literature in a part of the city often called 'Writers Block'.
'Follow these footsteps' - The Poetry BookShop.
Previous collections include The Geometer's Dreams (1992), Fractals & Mnemonics (1996).
Later collections include gluon notes (2006), experience engines (2010) and Discovered Roads (2018).
Hold On is his third collection of poetry and was first published in 2000.
It contains a handful of favourites from his previous collection fractals & mnemonics plus poems from Operation Market-Garden (Arnhem), more from Albania, from The Balkans, from Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, some earlier poems and more new neologisms.
Poems about old wars and new wars, people and places.
Poems about travel and time, in this world and the coming one. Poems about us and who we are.
He still lives in Edinburgh, Scotland, First World City of Literature in a part of the city often called 'Writers Block'.
'Follow these footsteps' - The Poetry BookShop.
Previous collections include The Geometer's Dreams (1992), Fractals & Mnemonics (1996).
Later collections include gluon notes (2006), experience engines (2010) and Discovered Roads (2018).
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