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Hannah Hodgson is a seriously ill poet, deploying the surreal and the medical to chart institutional truths vs the individual. 163 days is the length of her longest hospitalisation. Here we join her. At turns funny and hopeful, frightening and moving, this collection is an unusual look at impending mortality and the body/mind as separate selves.
Book Details
Publisher: Seren Books
Publish Date: Apr 25th, 2022
Pages: 90
Language: English
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Dimensions: 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00lb
EAN: 9781781726471
Categories: • Women Authors
About the Author
Hannah Hodgson is a poet receiving palliative care for serious illness. Her poems have been published by BBC Arts, The Poetry Society, and Magma, amongst other outlets. She is a recipient of a 2020 Northern Writers Award for Poetry, and the 2021 Poetry Business New Poets Prize. Her first pamphlet Dear Body was published by Wayleave Press; and her second Where I'd Watch Plastic Trees Not Grow was published by Verve Poetry. Her first full collection 163 Days from Seren in early 2022. You can find her on Twitter and Instagram @HodgsonWrites. Her website is www.hannahhodgson.com.