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| In the controversy surrounding his marriage to Sylvia Plath,
we should not forget Ted Hughes' monumental status in the latter
decades of the 20th Century. From his early glances at nature's
savagery, through the shadow-years of 'Crow', into a middle
way full of birds, flowers, insects, farm-life and fishing,
to the sudden, unexpected panorama of 'Birthday Letters', Hughes
never ceased to astonish his readers. |
| John Greening, author of the Greenwich Exchange Guides to
Poets of the
First World War and W.B.
Yeats (writers much loved by Ted Hughes), offers a straightforward
guide through the labyrinth of his 'Collected Poems', while
making an assessment of the poet's reputation nearly a decade
after his death. |
| This series is available at a special price of £3.99
for schools only. |
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