Mandeville

M. C. Francis

Mandeville

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The Travels of Sir John Mandeville was one of the most popular books of the later Middle Ages. Purporting to describe the circumnavigation of an English knight through Africa, India, and the Middle East in 1322, the narrative is a fantastical collection of sights: seas, islands, phoenixes, pyramids, rocks that enchant ships and apes that contain human souls, interwoven with geographical descriptions that are perfectly accurate. Matthew Francis's new collection is a sequence of poems that celebrate and give voice to Mandeville, in his own words, caught as he is between physical and symbolic geographies, between a world that is round and one that has Jerusalem at its centre. And all of it narrated in the terse, solitary, conflicted and strangely passionate voice of this medieval Crusoe whose very existence was disputed.

Iaith wreiddiol	Saesneg
Man cyhoeddi	London
Cyhoeddwr	Faber and Faber
Nifer y tudalennau	64
ISBN (Argraffiad)	9780571239276
Statws	Cyhoeddwyd - 20 Maw 2008

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http://hdl.handle.net/2160/10070

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Reading of Mandeville
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
08 Rhag 2010
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Reading / Concert
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
04 Maw 2010
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Poetry Reading / Lecture
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
30 Ebr 2009 → 01 Mai 2009
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Rewriting Mandeville's Travels
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
19 Maw 2009
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Poetry Reading
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
18 Maw 2009
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Poetry Reading
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
17 Meh 2008
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Poetry Reading
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
22 Mai 2008
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Poetry Reading
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
21 Mai 2008
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Poetry Reading / Launch
Matthew Francis (Siaradwr)
09 Ebr 2008
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