Swims by Elizabeth-Jane Burnett In These Days of Prohibition addressing the frescoes of the

addressing the frescoes of the beautiful ‘cloud maidens’

he also edited The Faber Book of Contemporary Caribbean Short Stories and published 'Is English We Speaking' and other essays

seeking to chart and intertwine three stages of a mother's life from childhood to adulthood to motherhood

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the past and present

Swims by Elizabeth-Jane Burnett In These Days of Prohibition addressing the frescoes of theSwims is an inventive debut collection from Elizabeth Jane Burnett. Taking the form of a long poem split into chapters, Swims documents wild swims in lakes, rivers and seas across the UK, starting and ending in Burnett's home county, Devon. Interspersed with a sequence on the deteriorating health of her father, Swims cuts a path through Britain's waterways investigating the lasting human effect on nature and nature's unmistakable effect on us.