Sunspots Format:Hardback

Sunspots Format:HardbackThe sun is our local star; the most important object in our lives. But what really powers it? And who are the suns favourite painters? Is it a god, man, woman, or a dumb ball of matter? Simon Barraclough (Poet in Residence at the Mullard Space Science Laboratory) is your guide in this tour de force book of poetry. Sunspots condenses fact, fiction, myth, humour and emotion into a luminous meditation on the star that gives us life. Is the sun afraid of

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