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"Beached Boats" grew out of an affinity which the poet Jenny Joseph and the American photographer Robert Mitchell discovered when they first saw each other's work some years ago. This new collaboration contains a selection of short prose pieces and photographic images which mirror each other's moods and which exemplify the epigraph 'and in this presence how much "elsewhere" lurks.'

Jenny Joseph was born in 1932 in Birmingham, England. She was a scholar at St Hilda's College, Oxford, and has been a newspaper reporter, a pub landlady and a lecturer. She was first published by John Lehmann in the 1950s. The Unlooked-for Season (Scorpion Press, 1960) won a Gregory Award; Rose in the Aflemoon (Dent, 1974), the Cholmondeley Award; The Thinking Heart (1978) and Beyond Descartes (1983, both Secker) were followed by Persephone (Bloodaxe, 1986), a fiction in prose and verse which won the James Tait Black Award, and her first American book The Inland Sea (Papier-Mache Press, 1989). Robert Mitchell is a professional photographer who has made Maine his home and its landscapes and seascapes the main object of his images.