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This Love Like a Rage Without Anger: Poems 1975-2005
the first three decades of poetry by Medweay Poet, Bill Lewis
In the House of Ladders
Bill Lewis is a poet, painter and mythographer. He was a founder member of the Medway Poets and one of the original thirteen founder members of the Stuckist art movement. Lewis has performed his poems in Europe, Latin America and North America and his work has been published in magazines, journals and anthologies all over the world. His paintings have been exhibited at the Walker Gallery in Liverpool and galleries in London, Paris, Germany and the USA. 'In The House Of Ladders' is Lewis's first collection of new poetry since 'Blackberry Ghosts', a volume of selected poems published by Urban Fox Press in 2003.
Sparrowhawk
A collection of poems by Medway Poet, Bill Lewis
The Long Ago and Eternal Now
Combining myth, Kentish scenes, magical realism and autobiography, The Long Ago And Eternal Now is the second collection of poems by Medway Poet Bill Lewis published by Greenheart Press. The first was In the House of Ladders which was published in 2012.
Memoirs of the Life and Religious Experience of William Lewis, Late of Bristol
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Passing Through Time
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