Scarberry Hill

Dickinson, Josephine. Scarberry Hill. First Edition. Norwich, The Rialto, 2001. Octavo. 80 pages. Original Softcover. Very good condition with only minor signs of external wear and some slight foxing. Josephine Dickinson (born 9 January 1957) is an English poet. When Dickinson was eighteen months old, she contracted meningitis and was hospitalized for two weeks during the acute phase; she lost her hearing after age six. She resides in a remote area of the Pennines, and raises a small flock of sheep along with writing poetry. In her volume of poetry entitled Silence Fell, which became a New York Times editor's choice book in 2007, she wrote about her six-year marriage to her husband, which began when she was 41 and he was in his late 80s. (Wikipedia).