Chapter and Verse
While few poets make good novelists (and vice versa), those that do tend to write memorably beautiful prose. Amongst those who bridged the divide in style are Booker-shortlisted Gerard Woodward and Adam Foulds, Anne Michael's elegaic story of the relocation of some of Egypt's ancient monuments and John Burnside's menacing modern folk-tale The Devil's Footprints.
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