A Two-Part Invention by Elizabeth Garrett

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A Two-Part Invention by Elizabeth Garrett

"A 'metaphysical' poetry almost glacial in its composure, intangible and profoundly erotic."
Francesco Rugnoni

"As near to a pure lyric poet as we'll get in our times."
Peter Forbes, Poetry Review

Elizabeth Garrett was born in London, and grew up in Channel Islands. Her first book of poems, The Rule of Three (Bloodaxe, 1991), was selected for the New Generation Poets promotion in 1994. She works for the Voltaire Foundation in Oxford.

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