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Winner of the 2011 Thomas Shapcott Poetry Prize Water Mirrors was inspired by the Nicholas Powell's 'enchanting and disorientating' experience of moving to Finland. His poems circle intimacy, illusions, and the task of reconciling the many facets of experience.

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Ian Rockels career spans teacher, art curator, editor, librarian, historian and poet. As Director of the Rotorua Museum he contributed to oral history in radio, TV and publications and as principal editor of Tarawera Eruption Centennial. Ian also wrote Taking the Waters, a significant history of spas in New Zealand.

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The only comprehensive selection of Graham's verse to have appeared since his death, containing the wittiest, sickest and most telling verses by one of England's greatest humorists. Includes delightful period illustrations.

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These poems range across a wide variety of subjects, from the autobiographical to the philosophical, from war to love, from nature to the difficulty of truly seeing.

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Part of theCrane Classicsseries, featuring the poetry of William Blake.

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In a celebration of womens voices throughout history, this collection brings together powerful and diverse writing from around the world. This is the latest anthology in a series of beautiful gift books of inspirational verse.

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Part of theCrane Classicsseries, featuring the poetry of Wordsworth.

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Revealing the inner light at the core of the psyche, spirit, and the soul, Atomic Flower is an enlightening poetry journey that brings the reader in sight of new colors, towards the awakening and flowering of the Universe itself.

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A lush, provocative collection of poems about childhood, children, marriage, divorce, alcoholism, and the sensual world.

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A healing balm for adults experiencing the pain of mother loss, this moving collection of poems and letters addresses the profound sadness, disorientation, and transformation that can happen when we give ourselves permission to fully grieve our lossesand offers readers the gift of self-reclamation.

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A literary satire first published in 1950, and notorious in its day.

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At the heart of Judith Beveridge's new collection is a series of dramatic monologues and character studies centred on a young fisherman, and exploring landscape, character, narrative, imagination and the places they intersect. It is a meditation on the interactions and relationships within a small society of men.

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World-famous singer/songwriter Ryan Adams presents his second book of passionate, transcendent verse.

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Introducing the new winner of the Paz Prize for Poetry, given by the National Poetry Series, featuring an introduction by Rigoberto Gonz lez, and presented in both Spanish and English.

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Non-binary poet Cyrus Parker returns with an all-new collection of poetry and prose dedicated to those struggling to find their own identity in a world that often forces one into the confines of whats considered "socially acceptable."

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New-Generation African Poets: A Chapbook Box Set is an annual project of the African Poetry Book Fund, which seeks to identify the best poetry written by African authors working today, with a special focus on those who have not yet published their first full-length book of poetry.

This twelve-piece, limited-edition box set--an African Poetry Book Fund (APBF) project--features the work of eleven new African poets.

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This twelve-piece, limited-edition box set--an African Poetry Book Fund (APBF) project--features the work of eleven new African poets.