Poetry

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

In his nineties Philip Gross's father, a wartime refugee, began to lose his several languages, first to deafness, then profound aphasia.

Disappearances, which features an astonishing variety of verse forms and voices, from mediaeval times to the present day, is Kathleen Bell first full-length collection.

Challenging and tender, these poems are a rite of passage. Philip Gross's much praised previous collection, Deep Field, explored the loosening connections between the self and language in his refugee father's old age.

Riverbanks of Grief explores predicaments of the human condition, through exhibition and art book with poetry.

Poems by Pam Hughes and paintings by Harold Mockford

The two searching sequences that bookend this collection are not so much elegies as unfinished conversations with friends no longer living - friendships lost or neglected, with their closeness and distances sensitively mapped.

The collected poems of Charles Morgan