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Positives (1966) is a group of poems about Londoners, with photographs by the poet’s brother Ander Gunn. In the 1970s Gunn began to explore themes of homosexuality and drugs, and notable collections came to include Moly (1971), Jack Straw’s Castle (1976), and The Man with…
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