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A glimmering collection of poems that find solace in beauty, mythology, and the stars while enduring familial struggles and loss.

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Expresses the nature of William Blake's genius and of his art.

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The core of William Blake's vision, his greatness as one of the British Romantics, is most fully expressed in his 'Illuminated Books', masterworks of art and text intertwined and mutually enriching. This title includes poems that provides introduction, notes, commentaries, and bibliography.

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In tongues alternately vulnerable, defiant, resigned, and hopeful, The Inquisition Yours speaks to the atrocities of our time.

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A witty, inventive, and wry exploration of life-above and beyond the algorithm.

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For travellers through the Aegean from Odysseus onwards, the Greek islands have proved to be places of beauty and enchantment, but also of violence, of love and death. This title groups together poems and prose extracts in order to provide some sense of the delights and tragedies that are part of the history and the present of all Greek islands.

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Hans Windelband finds himself, at twenty-six, among the living dead. Somehow, his life has gone terribly astray, but caught in a web of despair, he lacks the strength or desire to try and determine what went wrong-until he opens the morning newspaper and reads his own obituary. "An exciting detective story. Recommended."-Library Journal

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Explores and depicts poetic characters in a similar way that Geoffrey Chaucer did hundreds of years ago in The Canterbury Tales. The Kingsbury Tales are the poems of a traveller, an exile, a displaced poet, and a poet of two homes. The tension between these factors drives the poetry of this book.

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Selections from a lifetime of poetry by one of America's premier "word-musicians," this book is long overdue!

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A spiraling poem about the pathology of forgetting, a poetic narrative of credible absurdity and dazzling interest.

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An innovative collection that strips Catholic co-ed in a series of poems in the form of monologues, letters, exam papers and newspaper articles. Bawdy, witty and poignant.

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A serious-minded collection from one of Canada's foremost young poets, critics, and editors.

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The highly anticipated debut poetry collection from the best-selling author of Dreaming in Cuban.

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An exciting volume which serves to lead readers into the extraordinary creative world of three Minnesota poets.: Bly, Wright, Duffy.

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Beautifully crafted poems that investigate the intersections of the living and the dead in stunningly simple language.

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Following on from the runaway success ofThe Magicians of Edinburgh, renowned poet and novelist Ron Butlin conjures up Scotland's past, present and future in this new collection. From Skara Brae and the Roman invasion to the independence referendum and beyond, the former Edinburgh Makar explores what Scotland means to itself and to the world.

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The Malevolent Volume explores the myths and transformations of Black being, on a continuum between the monstrous and the sublime.

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By the time of his death in January 1996, Norman MacCaig was known widely as the grand old man of Scottish poetry, honoured by an OBE and the Queen's Medal for Poetry. This book is a celebration of MacCaig's life 2010 is the hundredth anniversary of his birth and it features 100 of his best poems, edited by his son Ewen.

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A poet of our precarious moment . . . Jamess searing attention is upon the fleeting, the untethered, upon fecundity and decay, the cosmic and the molecular. CAROLYN FORCH

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A poet of our precarious moment . . . Jamess searing attention is upon the fleeting, the untethered, upon fecundity and decay, the cosmic and the molecular. CAROLYN FORCH

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The Milk Underground, possesses the clarity we associate with the films that shape our lives.