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Katherine Gallagher
Acres of Light
Katherine Gallagher's new collection is bejewelled throughout with haiku-like moments of vivid observation.
Jos Smith
Jos Smith's debut collection is shaped by an intense sense of the interrelationship between the human and the natural, and has a strong and particular ecological ethic. It is complex without sacrificing fluency and lucidity: there's pleasure in the music of these poems and a sense of the body speaking them.
The Workshop Handbook for Writers
How to run writing workshops in business, the community and education
George Szirtes and Carol Watts
Fifty-six
56 is a collaboration between two poets from very different literary traditions whose ears are tuned to a mutual music, voice, lyric, association, and language.
Reading the Flowers
Nature and culture meet in poems looking at flowers cultivated and wild, trees in the garden and the rainforest, plants and creatures that live alongside them under the microscope of memory and imagination.
Approximately in the Key of C
"...humour and charm, and the ability to turn a poem with the seemingly simplest of images, and that understanding of how words will play over the listener's ear..."
Julia Darling
Indelible, Miraculous
This collected edition commemorates the 10th anniversary of Julia Darling's death, and includes a substantial selection of unpublished work. Jackie Kay writes: "The poems are funny, irreverent, moving and never sentimental. You can recognise yourself in them, recognise your family. They are warm, full of compassion; [...] a shining bright light."
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Sophie Mayer's fourth published poetry collection, (O) , is a bittersweet lovesong to zombies, tattoos, lovers and sisters, Katniss and Pussy Riot, Artemis and suffragists.
Those April Fevers
This vibrant collection, building on the rich strengths of The Ark Builders , also serves as a generous introduction to her work to those yet to discover her expansive visions and powerful voice.
White Coins
White Coins rewards the reader with a nomadic poetry for the 21st century; one that mingles personal, social and historical spaces whilst celebrating, at all times, linguistic versatility and innovation.