Saga Joy Cowley translated by Eric Sutton with

translated by Eric Sutton with an introduction by David Caute in Penguin Modern Classics

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Saga Joy Cowley translated by Eric Sutton withIn Saga, the permafrost is melting and the secrets frozen within are emerging. Nothing is spared, from the old family recipe for pineapple cheesecake to the portrait of an ancestor, from the wife who sleeps with an axe under her bed to the tough heart of a man that beats beneath the skin. With an uneasy grace, these poems explore questions of love, sexuality, family, friendship and politics. They visit a childhood playground in a storm, women painted