Poetry

Equal parts commonplace book, instruction manual and cheerful vandalism, Fourth & Walnut is absurdly joyful, gathering together words from a wide range of favourite writers and artists, ...

Tanella Boni is a major African poet, and this book, The Future Has an Appointment with the Dawn, is her first full collection to be translated into English.

The fourth volume by an informal group of poets which has been publishing together for nearly 40 years. The Gemini Poets appeared in 1972 when the contributors were in their late teens and early 20s.

Selection of poems on religion, the human condition, and the natural world.

A thoughtful and thought-provoking collection of personal and accessible poems by a poet from Anglesey.

An excellent collection of poems with a unique turn of phrase and subject. Dianne Aslett creates poems that lie slightly off-kilter and in the margins.

A collection of poems by the contemporary philosophers David Brazier.

In her debut collection In|Between Angela Arnold examines our internal states, the landscapes of minds both ‘normal’ and unusual – while in the second part of the book she looks at how these disparate minds relate to each other,...

In the title poem, the speaker sits at the window of a small hotel room. The room is a holding zone, a temporary stopping-place between memory and possibility. In the Quaker Hotel is full of questions about the world.

Elizabeth Mills is an ecumenical Christian, and a member of the Religious Society of Friends, and she is actively involved in her local meeting for worship for healing.

This new selection, translated by Anthony Howell working from the author's own versions, explores the experience of becoming at home in London, passing from a sense of exile to a sense of uneasy belonging.

Invoking spiders and senators, physicists and aliens, Lauren Haldeman's second book, Instead of Dying, decodes the world of death with a powerful mix of humor, epiphany, and agonizing grief.