Description
Written and translated by James Kirkup
In his new preface, James Kirkup explains the genesis of this little collection:
‘These poems all have their roots in one late afternoon at the land workers� hostel outside Ponteland, Northumberland. As we entered the hostel we got the news that the first American Atom Bomb had been dropped on Japan, on the city of Hiroshima. It was the first time we had heard of that place that was to become a universal symbol of man�s inhumanity towards his fellow men.�
Read reviews of this book by:
David Burnett
David Krieger
Read the poem No More Hiroshimas
For a full archive of this author’s work see
The James Kirkup Collection.
