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Stupid Poems 11
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Pub Date
28 Jan 2015
| Archive Date
21 Feb 2015
Description
This is the eleventh book of poetry by Cornish author Ian Vannoey and, like its predecessors, features amusing, easy-to-read poems. It seamlessly flits between wide-ranging topics – from classical music and classic literature to humorous everyday occurrences.
‘Is the Pope a foot fetishist?’
‘Why is a living room called a living room?’
‘My best friend is a lamp post...’
Ian Vannoey’s love of classical music is picked out with poems featuring Verdi and Stravinsky, while at the other end of the scale a trip to the dentist and some unusual facts about whales maintains this collection’s easy-going readability.
This is the eleventh book of poetry by Cornish author Ian Vannoey and, like its predecessors, features amusing, easy-to-read poems. It seamlessly flits between wide-ranging topics – from classical...
Description
This is the eleventh book of poetry by Cornish author Ian Vannoey and, like its predecessors, features amusing, easy-to-read poems. It seamlessly flits between wide-ranging topics – from classical music and classic literature to humorous everyday occurrences.
‘Is the Pope a foot fetishist?’
‘Why is a living room called a living room?’
‘My best friend is a lamp post...’
Ian Vannoey’s love of classical music is picked out with poems featuring Verdi and Stravinsky, while at the other end of the scale a trip to the dentist and some unusual facts about whales maintains this collection’s easy-going readability.
A Note From the Publisher
Ian Vannoey was born in Croydon in 1953. He studied at Bristol and Leicester Universities. Before being disabled by a severe stroke in 1998, he was a science teacher. He had a number of teaching jobs, one in Madrid, Spain. He has a wide variety of interests, some of which are revealed in the poems within this collection. He lives in Cornwall.
Ian Vannoey was born in Croydon in 1953. He studied at Bristol and Leicester Universities. Before being disabled by a severe stroke in 1998, he was a science teacher. He had a number of teaching...
A Note From the Publisher
Ian Vannoey was born in Croydon in 1953. He studied at Bristol and Leicester Universities. Before being disabled by a severe stroke in 1998, he was a science teacher. He had a number of teaching jobs, one in Madrid, Spain. He has a wide variety of interests, some of which are revealed in the poems within this collection. He lives in Cornwall.
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9781784628673 |
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Available Editions
| EDITION |
Ebook |
| ISBN |
9781784628673 |
| PRICE |
£1.99 (GBP)
|
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