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Review of ‘Street Sailing’ – Nigel Kent – Poet and Reviewer

Richly Evocative / September 16, 2023

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September 16, 2023 in Poetry. Tags: matt gilbert, Nigel Kent, Poetry, review, Street Sailing

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Philip Strange says:

September 17, 2023 at 11:22 am

Congratulations on this superb review.

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