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In Elizabeth Smither's eighteenth collection of poetry her words are as vital as ever. The poems take the everyday - mothers and daughters, cats and horses, books and bowls, slippers and shirts - and transform them into something fresh: sometimes surreal, sometimes funny, often enchanted.

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A book of poetry steeped in war and cultural upheaval and wielding a fresh new language. It is about the most profound subjects - love and loss, conflict, grief, memory and desire - and attends to them all with lines that feel newly-minted, graceful in their cadences, passionate and hungry in their tender, close attention.

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Night Writing is a collection infused with grace and lightness. The poems are influenced by Kathryn Lomer's considerable skills as a storyteller and convey sensuality, fresh imagery and tension between the grounded and the whimsical.

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Ninety-one writers with connections to these islands grapple with the biggest issue facing people and the planet.

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The perfect gift for poetry and language enthusiasts alike, this timely anthology of love poems in languages from across the globe, by poets past and present, is a powerful and poignant reminder of what love is and what it can be.

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The poems of Nocturnal newly revised and expanded are constellations to guide those on a journey of healing and self-discovery, no matter how dark the night.

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Here the Irish experience is refracted through images drawn from different parts of the Northern European experience, and the idea of the north allows the poet to contemplate the violence on his home ground in relation to memories of the Scandinavian and English invasions which have marked Irish history so indelibly.

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This complete collection of J.S. Harry's poems feature Peter Henry Lepus, a British-born rabbit like his namesake in Beatrix Potter's books, but of a more curious and philosophical cast of mind than his better-known counterpart.

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Being queer and Asian American; families we are born into and ones we chose; nostalgia, trauma and historyall dissected fearlessly.

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A superb poetic exploitation of the intersections between language, silence and the ineffable. Mags Webster explores proximities and propinquities with devastating intimacy. Nothing to Declare is brilliantly ironic, smuggling nothing and everything across ever shifting borders. -Cassandra Atherton, prose-poet, author of Exhumed

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'A poet and polemicist whose lyrics have inspired and galvanised generations.' - GQ. Introduced by Kate Tempest.

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David Musgrave's seventh collection of poems is a kind of clearing: poems which open up, sometimes painfully, sometimes joyfully, what it is to be in the world ... this collection encompasses a wide range of emotions, attitudes, forms and styles.

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The breakout collection about grief, loss and living from award-winning Asian American poet Victoria Chang, whose star is rising.

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Of Love and Desire is a rich collection of love poems from Louis de Bernires, written over a lifetime, and capturing its many forms from rapture, infatuation, urgency, to sorrow, heartache and disillusion.

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Within this collection, images of the natural world and the fusion of ecological and spiritual concerns are vivid and moving.

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Jack Kerouac says, 'Old Angel Midnight is only the beginning of a lifelong work in multilingual sound, representing the haddalda-babra of babbling world tongues coming in thru my window at midnight . . . The only book I've ever written in which I allow myself the right to say anything I want . . .'