James Fenton Books

Out of danger

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Out of Danger is James Fenton's first collection of poems in ten years, and the poems in it renew and amplify the qualities of unflinching observation and freewheeling verbal play that made his Chi...

The strength of poetry

By James Fenton

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Selected poems

By James Fenton

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CHILDREN IN EXILE

By James Fenton

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The Strength of Poetry

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An Introduction to English Poetry

By James Fenton

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Children in exile

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Children in exile

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Terminal moraine.

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Terminal Moraine

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