The Nameless Places by Richard Lambert Translation to London 1910 or LA

to London 1910 or LA in the 1990s

If the starting point for a number of poems in Ian Duhig's richly varied new collection is Sterne's Tristram Shandy

memorial landscapes of Europe

Torbay International Poetry Competition

His speakers expose themselves self-accusingly

The Nameless Places by Richard Lambert Translation to London 1910 or LARichard Lamberts voice carries a stately quietness through the line of his poems without the least sense of contrivance. He is certainly one to watch. Tim Liardet Richard Lambert has the true poets gift for transcending the commonplace John Mole Richard Lamberts poetry has been described as startling and spare, and this, his second full length collection, is and certainly both of these. He writes about desolate man made environments, weather torn open