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Vicki Feaver

ヴィッキ・フィーヴァー

Vikiki Fīwā

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1943 (Nottingham, England)
Nationality
English, British
Languages
English
Residence History
Nottingham, England → South Lanarkshire, Scotland

Career

Occupations
Poet, Lecturer, Creative Writing Tutor
Active Years
1978-2024
Affiliations
University of Chichester
Nominations
Forward Prize shortlist (The Handless Maiden), Forward Prize shortlist (The Book of Blood), Costa Award shortlist (The Book of Blood)

Education

Durham University
Music
Country: United Kingdom
Studied music
University College, London
English
Country: United Kingdom
Studied English
University College, Chichester (now University of Chichester)
English and Creative Writing
Country: United Kingdom
Worked as lecturer and tutor, emeritus professor

Awards

Forward Prizes for Poetry
1993
Work: Judith
Category: 最優秀単独詩
Organization: Forward Poetry Foundation
Result: 受賞
W. H. Heinemann Award
1994
Work: The Handless Maiden
Result: 受賞
National Poetry Competition
1998
Work: Bats
Result: 受賞
Cholmondeley Award
1999
Organization: Royal Society of Literature
Result: 受賞
Arvon Competition Prize
1992
Work: Lily Pond
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

The Handless Maiden

1994 Poetry

Poetry collection. 'Judith' won Forward Prize for Best Single Poem.

WomenMyth

The Book of Blood

2006 Poetry

Poetry collection. Shortlisted for Forward Prize and Costa Award.

BloodBody

Judith

1993 Poem

Single poem. Won Forward Prize for Best Single Poem.

Biblical storyRevenge

Bibliography

  • Monograph (1978)
  • Close Relatives (1981)
  • Clean Sheets (1986)
  • Penguin Modern Poets Vol. 2 (1991)
  • Crab Apple Jelly (1992)
  • The Handless Maiden (1994)
  • Girl in Red and Other Poems (2003)
  • The Book of Blood (2006)
  • Second Wind (2015)
  • I Want! I Want! (2019)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Vivid imageryEmotional depth
Recurring Motifs
Female experienceNatureMyth

Legacy

Important contemporary English poet. Multiple award winner and academic.

Trivia

  • Participated in BBC Radio 3's 'Letters to a Young Poet'.