After breaking a thirty-five year writer’s block with Blues in the Park, Jeremy Robson’s new collection of poems is his second book in three years. Subject Matters takes us into a world that is both contemporary and timeless. Many of these poems are personal, recalling the pleasure of a smile, a landscape or a song, and the lives of friends like Ron Moody and Dannie Abse. Others evoke scenes and subjects from an earlier era – Dick Barton, Roy Rogers, Paris in the 1950s, London jazz clubs, CND rallies, telephone exchanges with sexy names – occasionally drawing on his Jewish experience to give context to his depiction of a modern world where violence explodes with increasing fury and the sirens rarely stop. All subjects that matter.
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Jeremy Robson was a key figure in the poetry reading scene of the 1960s and 1970s, poetry critic of Tribune, editor of several landmark anthologies, artistic director of Centre 42, and instigator of the large-scale Poetry and Jazz in Concert events in association with the composer/pianist Michael Garrick. He has published a number of books of poetry, including Blues in the Park, Subject Matters and The Heartless Traffic (all published by Smokestack).
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