Description
Poetry. Fiction. "Samuel Beckett's last literary utterance focused on 'the word' and the need to 'glimpse,' the need to 'seem to glimpse.' In a similar manner Anthony Barnett presents the reader with the subtle distinctions so admired by Beckett: 'Getting the words of others out of one's head / the lamp beside one in the evening.'"—Ian Brinton
Author Bio
Anthony Barnett is an editor and musician. He is the author of many publications, including FALLEN FROM THE MOON (2020), LIKE THOSE OF AN EERIE RUIN (2019), THE MAKING OF A STORY (2018), ANTONYMS ANEW: BARBS & LOVES (2016), UNNATURAL MUSIC (2016), POEMS & (2012), TRANSLATIONS (2012), and THE RESTING BELL (1987), all from Allardyce, Barnett, Publishers. He published the original edition of J. H. Prynne's Poems and edited Veronica Forrest-Thomson's Collected Poems. He edits and produces Fable Bulletin: Violin Improvisation Studies, and is a contributor to the second editions of New Grove Dictionary of Music & Musicians and of Jazz. He co-edits SNOW LIT REV.
Author City: Lewes, East Sussex UNK