Poetry
Clutag Poetry publishes pamphlets and book collections. We pride ourselves on high but not precious production values. Especially, we seek to resist with our books the tendency in established and large lists towards a homogenised one-design-fits-all approach. We seek in an unaffected foursquare way to respect poetry and the individuality of those who make it.
These values are also to be found in the pages of ARCHIPELAGO where we have published among others Douglas Dunn, Seamus Heaney, Geoffrey Hill, Mick Imlah, Alan Jenkins, Michael Longley, Derek Mahon, Andrew Motion, Bernard O’Donoghue, Alice Oswald.
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No. 26 Five Poems: Aftermath by Isabel Palmer
£10.00Add to basket‘Mimesis’
‘The Illusionist’
‘After the War’
‘War Mother’
‘In Memoriam’ -
No. 25 Five Poems: Field Studies by Patrick James Errington
£10.00Add to basket‘Vignette Study, January’
‘Field with Missing Figure’
‘Sunset, Sylvan Lake, Alberta’
‘Self-Portrait as Possibility’
‘Landscape Without’ -
The Sorrow Club by Hugo Williams
£10.00Add to basketThe Sorrow Club is a strong new departure the dark and surreal interior of growing old. Six new highly-original poems.
(Clutag Press, 2018)
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No. 24 Five Poems: Our Lady of the Snows by David Wheatley
£10.00Add to basket‘To Nan Shepherd in the Cairngorms’
‘Adomnán’s Sermon to the Oil Rigs’
‘Our Lady of the Snows’
‘Landscape with Heavy Industry and Washing Line’
‘Marriage’ -
No. 23 Five Poems: The Corpus Clock by Gerald Dawe
£10.00Add to basket‘Land of Dreams’
‘Swimmer’
‘Elegy’
‘A Visit’
‘The Corpus Clock’ -
No. 22 Five Poems: Repairwork by Jamie McKendrick
£10.00Add to basket‘Arboreal’
‘Quince’
‘La colonna sonora’
‘Repairwork’
‘La tempesta’ -
No. 21 Five Poems by Angela Leighton
£10.00Add to basket‘Stilt-Jacks’
‘Barn Owl’
‘Saving his Gloves’
‘Humming-Bird Hawk-Moth’
‘Wet Suit’ -
In Search of Poetry by Richard Murphy
£15.00Add to basketW.B. Yeats saw it in dramatic terms. The artist’s choice is between perfection of the life or of the work. There is it seems no half-way house. Either way there is a price to pay. In this most moving book, Richard Murphy presents us with a veritable anatomy of the Yeatsian dilemma. Here is poetry in the making, along with disturbing collateral, told with unflinching honesty.
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No. 20 Five Poems: Deposition by Dan Burt
£10.00Add to basket‘Tumour’
‘Post-Op’
‘Delphi’
‘Totentanz’
‘Coda’ -
No. 19 Five Poems by Robert Selby
£10.00Add to basket‘The Galilean Moons’
‘The Land Girl’s Story’
‘Wild Cherry’
‘The Winter Wood’
‘Shadows on the Barley’
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