Rachael Clyne's You'll Never Be Anyone Else presents a voice that is direct and assured, and that considers what it takes to reconcile being different.
In her second collection, We Could Be Anywhere by Now, Katherine Stansfield brings us poems about placement and displacement, full of both wry comedy and uneasy tension.
Katrina Naomi's poetry collection, Wild Persistence, written after a move from London to Cornwall, considers distance and closeness, and questions how to live.
Karaoke King is a second collection from Cardiff-born, London-based poet Dai George, in which he ponders the state of the nations he moves through, muses on the music that he has loved since childhood, and considers the battered dreams of his generation, who are faced with a multitude of challenges: climate change, a fractured politics, a pandemic.
Rachel Carney's Octopus Mind plays with an array of rich and original metaphors to explore the intricacies of neurodiversity, perception and the human mind.
Rooted in everyday communities, the voice of Say It With Me is wry, candid and knowing, offering poems that playfully record the foibles of domestic life.
Este poemario es el resultado del taller de poesía para no videntes realizado en el mes de noviembre de 2008 en el Museo Nahím Isaías de la ciudad de Guayaquil.
A powerful exploration of life and death, illness and grace, wonder and beauty, in the posthumous collection from one of our greatest contemporary poets'It s impossible not to love the world more when reading Burnside' GUARDIAN'A master of language' HILARY MANTELJohn Burnside s last collection of new poems gathers around a single theme mortality and draws on his faltering health and earlier glances with death, creating a powerfully moving exploration of memory, forgetting and the seven ages.
De pie sobre mi sombra es un pedazo de la memoria poetica samaria que vuelve a la vida de la mano de la Editorial Unimagdalena, despues de haber permanecido en silencio desde su publicacion en 1944.
Israeli Documentary Poetry: Coming of Age with the Stateintroduces and explores documentary poetry written by Israeli poets who came of age during the first two decades of the state and who, since the 1970s and 1980s, have recorded their experiences of that period.
These 24 poems are an intrepid literary journey into the Gaza genocide, linked to Palestine's long years of existential trauma and documenting the universal human questions so many are asking about today, all through a lexicon that expresses with graphic poetic sensibility the gazes, the closed, open, dead eyes of famished families and fragmented little corpses.
From Instagram phenomenon Whitney Hanson, a revised edition of her bestselling CLIMATE, now with a new introduction and more than a dozen new poemsi don't worry about the weather anymorewhen it rains, i dancewhen the sun shines, i dancethrough it all,i will dance-from CLIMATEHonest, poignant, and relatable, Climate is a journey in embracing change both internally and externally.
El viaje a la poesia de Garamona no tiene en realidad un final de cuento, su relato es una invencion del dia que viene a cortar el ritmo y asume la forma limitada de otro libro.
This elegant new collection brings together the finest lyrical work of James Joyce, offering readers a carefully curated selection of his most evocative and emotionally resonant poems.
Israeli Documentary Poetry: Coming of Age with the Stateintroduces and explores documentary poetry written by Israeli poets who came of age during the first two decades of the state and who, since the 1970s and 1980s, have recorded their experiences of that period.
