The Meaning of Apricot Sponge: Selected Writings of John Tripp by John Tripp Details
John Tripp had the genius of the chameleon that had strengthened literary life in Wales for almost three decades. The poet, short story writer and journalist, was often frank and…
John Tripp had the genius of the chameleon that had strengthened literary life in Wales for almost three decades. The poet, short story writer and journalist, was often frank and controversial.
"The Meaning of Apricot Sponge" is a basic reading of anyone interested in Wales and the roots of her contemporary identity. His intelligent social and political observations sparked controversy, print and radio at the most important time in the struggle for self-government in Wales.
"The Meaning of Apricot Sponge" is the first publication of Trip's work to represent his poetry, novels, journalism and non-fiction. This is a generous and fully bright choice across these species with an illustrative introduction by Tony Curtis and the introduction by Peter Finch, two friends of Tripp's collaborations.
Both books contribute to John Tripp's poems.
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