Overview
The poems in this latest collection from Scottish poet Thomas Clarke form part of an ongoing project of reparation: a series of small acts of attention, repeated attempts to step outside the circle of human concern and into a wider responsibility to the natural world. The spaces between poems evoke the quietness around worlds and things, while the poems themselves appear as momentary associations, or pauses on a walk. Yellow & Blue invites readers to share the spaciousness of a journey and to share in the exactness and clarity of Clarke’s perception.Reviews
"The sense of windswept tranquillity that rises from Clarke's pages was a haven. Hypnotic." —HeraldAuthor Biography
Thomas A. Clarke is the author of several collections of poetry, including A Hundred Thousand Places, which was shortlisted for the Scottish Book Award. He is the former codirector of Cairn Gallery, which exhibits minimal, conceptual, and land art.
