Poetry

"As I stand at my kitchen sink and look across at what we optimistically call our herb garden, to one side I see an old wooden sign on which are carved the words 'Arthur's Garden'.

And other religius amd metephisical poems by Emma R. Videnovic.

When she died, in 2009, Anthony Thwaite described U.A. Fanthorpe as a 'smiling subversive with a voice like bird-song'.

In this stunning debut collection, Lauren Moseley's poems move through real and imagined landscapes, navigating the borders between doubt, fear, wonder, and empowerment.

You Know How a Cat will bring a mouse it has caught and lay it at your feet so each morning I bring you a poem that I've written when I woke up in the night as my tribute to your beauty & a promise of my love. -James Laughlin

Presents a journey, a search for the meaning of home, drawing together poems from all his Bloodaxe, Faber and Peterloo collections. It includes his Whitebread-shortlisted Wasting Game-poems on his daughters anorexia.

The collected poems of Charles Morgan

Peter Daniels's poems are those of a natural story-teller with a gift for creating off-beat characters and playful, unpredictable narratives. his eye for the absurdity of every-day life is sharp but gentle, his tone light but authoritative.- C.Rumens