sovay: (I Claudius)
sovay ([personal profile] sovay) wrote2013-09-08 11:33 pm

We being ourselves acquaintances of some standing

For the portion of my friendlist to whom this pertains first: anyone wishing to know how Aziraphale and Crowley occupied their spare time in the 1940's is advised to read the first eight poems in Rosemary Dobson's The Ship of Ice: with other poems (1948), because the answer is evidently inspiring that book.

For everyone else: I am now reading pretty much everything of Dobson's this site has to offer. Just pick a title you like. I started with "Greek Coins" and "The Stone Circles" and kept reading.
zdenka: A woman touching open books, with loose pages blowing around her (books)

[personal profile] zdenka 2013-09-09 04:41 am (UTC)(link)
Those are some excellent poems. I'd never heard of her either.