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A Speaking Silence reveals the strong affinity between poetry and Quakerism. Yet this is not a book of sacred verse but a wide-ranging exploration of the real world in all its light and shade, seen through a distinctively Quaker poetic lens. These are, above all, good poems, and thoroughly contemporary in their variety of topics, voices, approaches and styles, the formal as well as the more experimental. These are poems that disturb silence significantly, as W S Graham said all good poetry should. They are poems to move you, delight you - and make you think.
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This new anthology of Quaker poets - the first for over a hundred years - features distinguished poets such as U A Fanthorpe, Gerard Benson, Philip Gross, Ann Drysdale, Gillian Allnutt, Basil Bunting and many others, from well-known names to exciting newcomers. Edited by R V Bailey and Stevie Krayer. R V Bailey has been a Quaker since the eighties, has published five collections of poetry. A former academic, she became the other voice in readings given by her partner, the late U A Fanthorpe. She regularly reviews poetry, gives readings, etc. Stevie Krayer's publications include two collections of poetry and a translation of RM Rilke s The Book of Hours. Her poetry has appeared in many poetry journals and anthologies. The grand-daughter of Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe, she has been a Quaker for over twenty years. Her latest collection, New Monkey, will be published by Indigo Dreams Publishing in 2014.
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