Pomes—verses lighter and less formal than poems per se—invite readers into insights, laughs, and flights of fancy on a meander down the backroads of otherwise familiar terrain. An exploration of the extraordinary ordinaries of existence, different walks of life, car travel, intergenerational dynamics, and, via both established and experimental forms, the writing of poetry itself.
Dr. Anne Ross was a Celtic scholar and folklorist. She spoke Gaelic and Welsh as well as being a scholar of Anglo Saxon, Old norse and Medieval English. After studying for her Phd. in Edinburgh she became a research fellow to Southampton University and a writer for the British Museum. She lived with her husband Richard and their children Richard and Berenice in Wales.