Geraldine Monk Reihenfolge der Bücher

Exploring the duality of water as both a life-giver and a destructive force, this poetry collection traverses various landscapes, from the Libyan Sea to the River Lune, reflecting on the poet's ancestral ties. The work intertwines contemporary issues with ancient myths, set against the backdrop of a chaotic world. Geraldine Monk's unique style combines lyrical beauty with political consciousness, showcasing her mastery of language and sound. Celebrated for its vibrancy and depth, the collection captures the essence of migration and human experience through evocative imagery and rich themes.

The author’s journey into the history of the Pendle witches began in 1984, revealing a scarcity of serious literature on the topic. Growing up in Lancashire, the author was familiar with local myths but found it challenging to separate fact from folklore. Existing local guides often trivialized the witches' story, presenting them through whimsical caricatures rather than addressing the harsh realities of their lives and the societal fears that led to their persecution. This exploration seeks to uncover the truth behind the legends.

Geraldine Monk, a leading contemporary poet in Britain, presents a new collection that includes the provocative poem "A Nocturnall Upon St Lucies Day," alongside a revised version of "Raccoon." The collection also introduces three new sequences: "Glow in the Darklunar Calendar," "Print & Pin," and "Poppyheads." Each piece showcases Monk's distinctive voice and thematic exploration, solidifying her place in modern poetry.

A collection of poems that explores unexpected complexities, weaving together themes of uncertainty in a fragile world with tenderness, ferocity, and humor.

Featuring a substantial selection from Monk's oeuvre, this volume includes notable excerpts from "Interregnum" alongside new, previously unpublished sequences. It showcases the wit and linguistic skill of a prominent British writer, whose experimental style offers insightful reflections on the complexities of contemporary life.