Robyn Marsack Books

Oxford poets 2013

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"This anthology brings together the work of nineteen poets from a dozen different countries, with translations from at least seven languages, to provide a rich mix of contemporary voices ... The po...

Territories

By Josephine Bacon, Robyn Marsack, Scotland Staff Scottish Poetry Library Edinburgh

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So It Goes

By Nicholas Bouvier, Robyn Marsack

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Selected Poems

By Robyn Marsack, Edmund Blunden

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Selected Poems

By Robyn Marsack, Edmund Blunden

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Fifty Fifty

By Robyn Marsack

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Fifty Fifty

By Robyn Marsack

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Fifty Fifty

By Robyn Marsack

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Oxford Poets 2013

By Iain Galbraith, Robyn Marsack

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Fall in Ghosts

By Robyn Marsack, Edmund Blunden

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