Poetry
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No. 5 Five Poems by Róisín Tierney
£15.00Add to basket‘The Finding’
‘The X-Ray Reporting Room’
‘Ataxia’
‘Arco Iris’
‘The Planets’ -
No. 4 Five Poems by Will Burns
£15.00Add to basket‘Market Street’
‘Bird Station’
‘May 9th’
‘Drive South Listening to Country Music’
‘Mobile Home’ -
No. 3 Five Poems by Christopher Reid
£15.00Add to basket‘Arboristics’
‘Running at the Sea’
‘Sophie Among the Elements’
‘Quoting Heraclitus in Bishops Stortford’
‘Game Theory at Newton Abbott’ -
No. 2 Five Poems by Alan Jenkins
£15.00Add to basket‘Beckett’s Wharf’
‘Last Appointment’
‘Player’s Navy’
‘G. & A. Bowden’
‘Upper Mall’ -
No. 1 Five Poems by Andrew McNeillie
£15.00Add to basket‘A Visit’
‘Lunch with Seamus’
‘The Age of Irrelevance’
‘Meditation in Paternoster Square’
‘Night and Day’ -
Twelve Poems by Michael Longley
£15.00Add to basket(Clutag Press, 2016)
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A Week in Bern by John Fuller
£15.00Add to basketFourteen snapshot-sonnets by John Fuller taken during a week in the Swiss capital. Here are surprise encounters with: Paul Klee, Antony Gormley, Sorley MacLean, Brahms and others.
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A Treatise of Civil Power: the original title poem, Geoffrey Hill
£12.50Add to basketThe original title poem – uncollected now reprinted.
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Notes from an Island by Andrew McNeillie
£15.00Add to basketA thirteen-part short work of prose and poems about island life, and languages, present and past.
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The Love Darg – Paul Batchelor
£15.00Add to basketPaul Batchelor is the most accomplished poet of his generation. His first collection, The Sinking Road, introduced a poet of formal and thematic range, as well as great technical skill. In The Love Darg (the title is an expression meaning ‘unpaid labour’), Batchelor draws with sharp intelligence on his working-class upbringing in the North of England during the period when the mining industry was being destroyed, and on the legacy this left him in adulthood…
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