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The Artificial Horizon
Volume Two of Poems From the Book of My Enemy
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The Artificial Horizon
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Clive James
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About this listen
With more from his acclaimed 1986 collection, Artificial Horizon is the second audio volume of Poems From The Book of My Enemy, read by the poet himself, Clive James.
'He rejoices in language, and he shows enormous skill in using it' – Sunday Telegraph
After The Book of My Enemy, Clive James emerged as one of the most prominent poets of his generation. Continuing the broad thematic scope and dazzling technical accomplishment of the first volume, this audio performance is a real treasure for fans and newcomers alike.
'Clive James is a true poet' – Peter Porter, London Review of Books
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Critic Reviews
Clive James is a true poet. Line after line of his has a characteristic personal tone, a kind of end-stopped singingness which is almost independent of what it says. (Peter Porter)
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