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'Nearly the Happy Hour' is a first collection from a poet whose work is well known in poetry journals in both in the UK and USA. These evocative, finely wrought poems draw on a lifetime of practising and loving the art of verse. Whether teasing or troubling her reader, D A Prince's instinct for the music of natural speech underpins every line.
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D A Prince was born in Leicestershire of Welsh parents in 1947. After studying English Language and Literature at the University of Reading, she worked as a librarian, in teaching and in administration (in distance learning, in a conservatoire, and for the WEA.) Since 1994 her serious poetry has appeared widely in the small press, while her light verse regularly wins accolades in The New Statesman and The Spectator.
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Nearly the Happy Hour (First edition)
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Brand new condition soft cover first edition of Nearly the Happy Hour by D. A Prince, the first full-length collection from Leicstershire poet well known to readers of The New Statesman and The Spectator. Whether teasing or troubling her reader, her instinct for the music of natural speech underpins every line. Seller Inventory # 421227
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