Collected Poems - Volume One 1968-1997 — Volume One 1968-1997

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Mae Peter Finch wedi datblygu ei arddull nodedig o farddoni ers 50 mlynedd. Mae'n cyfuno'r blaengar, concrid, gweledol, clywedol a llawer o ffurfiau mwy traddodiadol gan ddatblygu yn un o ffigurau canolog barddoniaeth Brydeinig, yn pontio cyfnod arbrofol y 60au gyda phryderon cymdeithasol heddiw. Mae ei gyfrol yn pryfocio ac yn ysgwyd, ond y mae hefyd yn denu trwy hiwmor ac empathi.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

Peter Finch has developed his particular poetics for fifty years. His blending of the avant-garde, concrete, visual, sound and more conventional forms makes him a central figure in British poetry, bridging the experiments of the sixties with today's social concerns. His Collected Poems provokes and shocks, but engages through humour and empathy. First volume of two.

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Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Peter Finch is a poet, author and critic who lives in Cardiff. He is author of the hugely popular Real Cardiff books, published by Seren and series editor for the Real series. Finch’s numerous poetry titles include Zen Cymru , Useful , Poems for Ghosts , Food , Selected Later Poems and The Machineries of Joy from Seren, Antibodies from Stride, and Vizet , a selected poems in Hungarian from Kronkét Könyvek. Peter is also the author of The Roots of Rock, from Cardiff to Mississippi and Back , which charts the evolution of rock and popular music from 1950s Cardiff Suburbia to modern day America and beyond. His book Walking Cardiff (Seren, 2019) is a collection of twenty walks around the Welsh capital, written in conjunction with photographer John Briggs.