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Why did Carol Ann Duffy write poems?
For the same reasons that she writes poems now - she wants to do it, is good at it and enjoys the results. There are probably other reasons, too.
Who is duffy's twin sister?
Katy Ann Duffy is her twin sister. She also has an older sister, Kelly.
Is Aimee Ann Duffy married?
No she's got a boyfriend though!
What is Quickdraw by Carol Ann Duffy about?
a someone, most likely a female, but it is not said, having an argument with their loved one over the phone, with the similies like 'squeeze the trigger of my tongue', as if they were guns, the argument is obviously heated, and by then end she comes off worse
Does Carol Ann Susi voice Marge in The Simpsons?
No.
Who wrote the poem Quickdraw?
Carol Ann Duffy
When did Carol Ann Duffy die?
If you are referring to the poet Carol Ann Duffy; then she is not dead.
What is Carol Ann Duffy's birthday?
Carol Ann Duffy was born on December 23, 1955.
How old is Carol Ann Duffy?
Carol Ann Duffy is 57 years old (birthdate: December 23, 1955).
What year did Carol Ann Duffy write Salome?
Carol Ann Duffy wrote the poem Salome in 1999.It appears in the collection of poems titled The World's Wife.
Who is duffys mother?
carol Ann Duffy
What is carol ann duffy's favourite colour?
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What has the author CAROL ANN DUFFY written?
CAROL ANN DUFFY has written: 'BEASTS AND BEAUTIES: EIGHT TALES FROM EUROPE; DRAMATISED BY MELLY STILL'
When was before you were mine by carol ann duffy wrote?
"Before You Were Mine" by Carol Ann Duffy was published in 1993 as part of her poetry collection entitled "Mean Time."
What date did carol ann duffy write havisham?
1998
When did carol ann duffy write war photographer?
Carol Ann Duffy wrote the poem "War Photographer" in 1985. It was published in her collection "Standing Female Nude."
When was Medusa by carol ann duffy written?
"Medusa" by Carol Ann Duffy was published in 1999 in her poetry collection titled "The World's Wife." The poem presents a feminist retelling of the Greek myth of Medusa.
