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    Cardiff Cut

    By Lloyd Robson

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    "Cardiff Cut" takes a scenic and disenchanted tour of the Welsh capital. Witty, obscene, defiant... an aimlessly anarchic Joycean monologue... steeped in the city of Cardiff…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherParthian Books
    Release dateSep 1, 2021
    ISBN9781913640507
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    Cardiff Cut
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    Lloyd Robson

    Lloyd robson is a cardiff-born welsh writer and text artist based in virginia, usa. he is responsible for the books city&poems (blackhat, 1995), letter from sissi (blackhat, 1997), cardiff cut (parthian, 2001), bbboing! & associated weirdness (parthian, 2003), and oh dad! a search for robert mitchum (parthian, 2008). He also created the sense of city road ffoto-poetry montage (blackhat, 2000).

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