Poetry review: David Nash's changing landscapes

The poems in this striking collection are notable as much for what is not present as for what is
There’s a pervasive sense of grief for promise not fulfilled in David Nash's  latest colllection, 'No Man’s Land', 

There’s a pervasive sense of grief for promise not fulfilled in David Nash's  latest colllection, 'No Man’s Land', 

Sat, 20 Jul, 2024 - 01:00
Seán Kelly

  • No Man’s Land 
  • David Nash 
  • Dedalus, €12.50 – €20.00

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