Thuds Underneath
By (Author) Kininmont Brent
Te Herenga Waka University Press
Victoria University Press
12th November 2015
New Zealand
General
Non Fiction
Poetry
821.92
Paperback
72
Width 140mm, Height 210mm, Spine 8mm
"The author's first collection of poetry musters scenes from antiquity, a life in Japan, and a preoccupation with flright in its varied forms. Islands are stepping stones for below; plains are bused, cycled, hiked across. At any moment a colossus might appear. A child's efforts to describe her own terrain keep company with poems tracing a mother's decline. Throughout these beautifully voiced and distilled pages, loud and faint thuds can be detected"--Publisher information.
Brent Kininmont grew up in Christchurch and lives with his wife and daughter in Tokyo. His poems have appeared in Sport, Landfall, Trout, Turbine, and Best New Zealand Poems. Formerly a journalist, and a graduate of Victoria Universitys creative writing Masters programme, he now teaches intercultural communication.