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England). Such days are past, and the range of poetry can now seem quite meagre in comparison with fiction even if new poetic talent continues to spring. Kapka Kassabova is a young Bulgarian immigrant whose All Roads Lead to the Sea won the best first book of poetry award. Her understandable questioning of where ’home’ is was once a concern of writers in the thirties and forties, but she deals in a more abstract, philosophical manner with