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Newly jacketed reissue of Andrew Motion's celebrated biography of one of England's best-loved poets, John Keats.

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Reissue of prizewinning biography of Larkin by his literary executor and close friend, former poet laureate Andrew Motion - with new jacket and introduction.

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A tender, revelatory memoir featuring many of the major figures in British poetry, from a former Poet Laureate.

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Loss, memory, retrieval: the verse memoir of our former Poet Laureate, revisiting the subjects that have defined his writing life.

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Loss, memory, retrieval: the verse memoir of Britain's former Poet Laureate - now in paperback.

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With a generous selection of our best-loved war poets, First World War Poems also returns lesser known pieces to the light, and extends the selection right through to the present day - so that poems produced by the war give way historically to poems about the war.

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A beautiful repackage of this wonderfully accessible selection chosen by Britain's Poet Laureate.

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A beautifully written memoir touchingly recounting a country childhood shattered by a mother's terrible riding accident.

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Motion's sixth poetry collection - a profound and tender exploration of 'marriage' - reissued as part of the poetry typographic series.

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From an extraordinary poetic career and including new and previously uncollected poems, this selection draws together work that in a variety of ways offers intimate reflections on memory and the cost of human experience.

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The stunning new sequence of poems from former poet laureate Andrew Motion.

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In his first collection since being appointed Poet Laureate, Andrew Motion negotiates the very space of poetry, moving between private and public realms, pondering each from the other's borders.

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Andrew Motion's first collection as Poet Laureate - now in Faber typographic series look.

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The former Poet Laureate's most recent poetry collection, where histories - both real and imagined - meet with present-day perceptions to create a richly layered portrait of contemporary life.

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In this new poetry collection, histories - both real and imagined - meet with astute present-day perceptions to create a richly layered portrait of contemporary life.

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A tender, revelatory memoir featuring many of the major figures in British poetry, from a former Poet Laureate.

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A new poetry collection from Andrew Motion - the last published in his role as Poet Laureate.

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A stunning new sequence of war poems from former Poet Laureate Andrew Motion.

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What is the truth about the mysterious Dr Cake Why, at his funeral, is there no name on the brass plate so ostentatiously screwed into his coffin-lid Andrew Motion, poet laureate, has wriiten a novel about poets and their afterlife.

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Newly jacketed reissue of Motion's award-winning biography of this high-achieving yet tragically self-destructive family.

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This volume brings together two long poems. 'Lines of Desire' tells the story of an individual in crisis, under pressure from past and present events. 'Joe Soap' combines narrative and lyric forms to trace a historical pattern reaching from the First World War to contemporary apocalypse. Both are remarkable additions to an important body of work.

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He was good friends with Henry Fuseli, William Blake and Charles Lamb, and knew John Clare, William Hazlitt, Thomas de Quincey and John Keats.

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A richly varied and rewarding collection of Andrew Motion's best critical writings.

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William Barnes was born in 1801 near Sturminster Newton in Dorset, of a farming family. He learned Greek, Latin and Music, taught himself wood-engraving, and in 1823 became a schoolmaster in Mere. Among his best-known books of poetry are "Poems of Rural Life in the Dorset Dialect" (1844) and "Hwomely Rhymes" (1859).