Antony Dunn was born in 1973. His first collection of poems, Pilots and Navigators, was published by Oxford in 1998, making him the youngest poet on the Oxford Poets list. His second book Flying Fish was published by Carcanet in 2002. He won a Newdigate Prize in 1995, and an Eric Gregory Award in 2000. Antony Dunn lives in York where he works for the Riding Lights Theatre Company.
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Bugged Flea Circus Kitchen Sink Drama Antimony Cup Why Did the Chicken We apologise for the delay Us All Please Berlin Zoo Lisdoonvarna Ladybird First Kiss Maria Ants New Year Instant Poem Skinny Dipping Limequat Lepidopterist Flight Testing One Two Platform Announcements Cold Unsaid Saguaro Nettle Bed Green Love Poetry Hungarian Blessing Three Dartmoor Ponies Tarn How Red Mayfly Sums Up Peace on Earth Eyeglass Ichneumon Wasp Pope Boniface's Address Connecticut Bees June the Fourth Bread Line Girl with Gun, Ben Gurion Airport Phantoms Taking the Night Air Ultraviolet Alarm Mosquitoes Riding Lights Nematode Worms
Reviews
'An often unique voice... subtle, thought-provoking and enormously readable.' - Poetry Review 'Poems which, Brodsky-like, take the reader somewhere new, jinking round the corners of places we think we know into imagined elsewheres.' - Poetry Wales