His first poetry collection, August Autumn, was published in 1984 by Secker and Warburg. His four subsequent collections, Public and Confidential (1989), Taking Liberties (1993), Voice Mail (2002) and Vision Mixer (2006), were all published by Enitharmon Press. In 1994 The Bodley Head published Point The Finger.[1] In 1974, Forbes received an Eric Gregory Award; in 1998, he won 1st Prize in the TLS / Blackwells Poetry Competition. He retired from head of English at Wycombe Abbey School in the summer of 2009.
duncan, forbes, poet, duncan, forbes, born, 1947, british, poet, studied, english, corpus, christi, college, oxford, works, teacher, works, edithis, first, poetry, collection, august, autumn, published, 1984, secker, warburg, four, subsequent, collections, pub. Duncan Forbes born 1947 is a British poet He studied English at Corpus Christi College in Oxford He works as a teacher Works editHis first poetry collection August Autumn was published in 1984 by Secker and Warburg His four subsequent collections Public and Confidential 1989 Taking Liberties 1993 Voice Mail 2002 and Vision Mixer 2006 were all published by Enitharmon Press In 1994 The Bodley Head published Point The Finger 1 In 1974 Forbes received an Eric Gregory Award in 1998 he won 1st Prize in the TLS Blackwells Poetry Competition He retired from head of English at Wycombe Abbey School in the summer of 2009 References edit Point The Finger copyright pageSources editVerse Daily Duncan Forbes website Enitharmon Press website Society of Authors Greogory Award Winners website Harvill Secker website nbsp This article about a poet from the United Kingdom is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Duncan Forbes poet amp oldid 1084025050, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
