Little Estuaries by Daniel Kramb
In Little Estuaries, Daniel Kramb goes in search for what’s fleeting between the shores. Amid a constantly shifting sense of what can be seen, sensed, experienced, the poet probes the estuary as sphere: an opening up, a possibility. Whittled down, like sea to stream, his poems emerge, in their own distinct form, estuary-shaped on the page. Intricate, at times playful, always open, these unassuming, small pieces reach beyond the confines, always returning to what’s undeniable, as body. Silt-smeared and salty, this is poetry not on landscape, but through it: formed not by what exists, but from what’s washed up within.
Daniel Kramb is a writer and poet. He is a member of Malika’s Poetry Kitchen and his prose history of the collective is out in Too Young, Too Loud, Too Different (2021). Other work has appeared in The London Magazine, Prototype, Popshot and elsewhere. His fiction includes Central (2015) and From Here (2012). Several Little Estuaries make up a poetry intervention, commissioned by Metal Southend, overlooking the Thames estuary at (SEE) Park, near Stanford-le-Hope.
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| ISBN 13 | 9789083312613 |
| ISBN 10 | 9083312615 |
| Title | Little Estuaries |
| Author | Daniel Kramb |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | The New Menard Press |
| Year published | 2023-06-06 |
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