A Hut at the Edge of the Village by John Moriarty

A Hut at the Edge of the Village by John MoriartyThere is a radical agency in John Moriarty's work that we as readers don't always spot. As our heads spin with mythological cross referencing, poetical leaps and the philosophical bent, it is clear that there is nothing domestic, nothing tame, about John Moriarty. The power of Moriarty is that he has found a thousand beautiful ways to say something very disturbing: we have to change our lives. In this small book of big thoughts, award winning author,

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the present

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Helen Macdonald

the highest-ranked female judoka in history

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