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Kathy Miles

Kathy Miles was born in Liverpool, and moved to Wales in 1972 to study English Literature at the University of Wales, Lampeter, where she now works in the University Library. She has published two books, The Rocking-Stone (Poetry Wales) and The Third Day: Landscape and the Word (Gomer), and
her work frequently appears in magazines and anthologies.
A further collection of her poetry, The Shadow-House, is due to be published by Cinnamon Press in 2009. She lives near Aberaeron with a partner and a very grumpy cat.
   

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Outbox

Outbox and other poems

Poetry Anthology

Price £7.99 + £1 p&p
Format: Demy
82 Pages
ISBN: 9781905599356

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Outbox and Other Poems contains the winning entries from the Leaf Books Open Poetry Competition that ran during the winter of 2006. The thirty poems within cover such diverse subjects as love and hate, boat-building and ghostly rats, dreamfishers, funerals and science classes. What unites them is their brilliance.

 

Standing on the Cast Iron Shore

and Other Poems

ISBN 978-1-905599-45-5

£7.99 (plus £1 p&p)

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looking for a man to make you whole.
Here are a hundred of them, perfectly formed.
These men will never let you down,
or give you a load of grief.
They’ll stay around.
Time and tide wait for no man.
So take one, quick.
They’ll love you like no other can.


Extract from winning entry ‘Standing on the Cast-Iron
Shore’ by Kathy Miles.


Standing on the Cast-Iron Shore and Other Poems
contains the winning entries from the Leaf Books Poetry
Competition 2008: they comprise thirty-three of the
most tantalising verses about iron men, deceptive
uncles, egregious myna birds and macadamia nut
steamers that you could ever hope to encounter.
The Leaf Books team was aided in the judging of this
competition by the poet Sheenagh Pugh. Our thanks to all who entered.

 

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