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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 Son Songs
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    • Macao,
      c
      China,
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      East Asia, South and East Asia, Asia,
      :
      Flying Island Books ,
      2018 .
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      Extent: 1vp.
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      • Published December 2018

Works about this Work

Delicacy and Precision: John Carey Reviews ‘Son Songs’ by Tug Dumbly John Carey , 2019 single work review
— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , September no. 27 2019;

— Review of Son Songs Tug Dumbly , 2018 selected work poetry

'I could start with a cheap headline: SLAMMER GOES LEGIT. and think of another cheap headline: DESK-POET TAKES CROWD-BATH that might fit me if I turned up at a performance venue. Like most cheap headlines they are crass and wrong-headed. Tug always had a good grasp of poetic tradition, popular and more scholarly, which were never mutually exclusive. For my part, I was always happy to take a “crowd-bath” to find a new audience and I like to read my work aloud and sometimes memorise the pieces.' (Introduction)

Delicacy and Precision: John Carey Reviews ‘Son Songs’ by Tug Dumbly John Carey , 2019 single work review
— Appears in: Rochford Street Review , September no. 27 2019;

— Review of Son Songs Tug Dumbly , 2018 selected work poetry

'I could start with a cheap headline: SLAMMER GOES LEGIT. and think of another cheap headline: DESK-POET TAKES CROWD-BATH that might fit me if I turned up at a performance venue. Like most cheap headlines they are crass and wrong-headed. Tug always had a good grasp of poetic tradition, popular and more scholarly, which were never mutually exclusive. For my part, I was always happy to take a “crowd-bath” to find a new audience and I like to read my work aloud and sometimes memorise the pieces.' (Introduction)

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