Description
“Opia”, Alan Moore’s first collection of poems, introduces a virtuoso poet capable of an unusual range of forms, tones and images. Central to the book is a sequence of sonnets which unfolds the drama of a doomed love affair, with France and Ireland as its backdrop. Elsewhere, Alan Moore adopts a series of masks and voices, from the comic to the serious, and engages in a dazzling succession of scene-changes. “Opia” is a first book of exceptional energy and inventiveness; it is one of the most assured debuts in recent Irish poetry.








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