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✓ Published: 27-May-2018
✓ Published: 27-May-2018
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The title-sequence of Philip Gross’s collection The Wasting Game (1998) is his fatherly response to his daughter’s anorexia, as Helen Dunmore observed in a review of the book: ‘At the core of this new collection are the harrowing and beautiful poems in which a father witnesses his daughter’s near-fatal struggle with anorexia. There is terror at watching a child shrink to bone, longing to bring her back to the sunlit world, anger, remorse, and above all an agonised love which resonates th
The title-sequence of Philip Gross’s collection The Wasting Game (1998) is his fatherly response to his daughter’s anorexia, as Helen Dunmore observed in a review of the book: ‘At the core of this new collection are the harrowing and beautiful poems in which a father witnesses his daughter’s near-fatal struggle with anorexia. There is terror at watching a child shrink to bone, longing to bring her back to the sunlit world, anger, remorse, and above all an agonised love which resonates th
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