A collection of poems.

A collection of poems.

A work of poetry covering the period 1980-1994 in terms of composition, and several further years of revision.

Offering a mixture of the lyrical and the challenging, mysticism and directness, feminism and meditation, this title traces the dynamics of relationship and of solitude. These poems aim to evoke shifting states of mind and heart, from childhood terrors to the wisdom of the mystic, with the twists of love, doubt and insight which come in between.

Contains poems, which explore the remnants of a system of ancient narrative trackways that criss-cross the landscapes of south and south-west England.

Fred Beake has been writing since the late Sixties. He has maintained an interest throughout his career in the short, often very visual lyric; but has also written offbeat fictions around particular characters, and very musical longer pieces such as Marona and Towards the West. This title provides an overview of his body of work.

Presents a collection of poems by Colin Simms - poet, naturalist, and lifelong independent observer. Born in 1939, he demonstrates the poet-naturalist's concern for precise observation, apposite language and cadence. North American wildlife and the Native American tribes, and their history, have been his life-long fascination.

Spans seven sequences of poems, written between 1979 and 2004, together with translations from the classical Arabic poet al-Mutanabbi (304-354 AH, 915-965 CE) made by Walid Abdul-Hamid and the author.

Finch's work, famous since the seventies for its fringe-dwelling, its boundary-pushing and its innovation, has always veered between the conventional and the experimental. Collecting the best of his innovative work, this title features the post-Cobbing pieces, the extended permutationals, the web poems, the findings, the bendings, and more.

Talks about poetry and sexual violence, the balkanization of the art and ways to resist it, and techniques of poetry and how they engage with the circumstances of life. This book, made up of twelve interviews, also talks of the connections between the author's own poetry, literary criticism, translations, aphoristic writings, and ancillary work.

Hoodoo Voodoo .

Tom Lowenstein's work as poet and as ethnographer (specialising, above all, in the Inuit of Alaska) has always been interpenetrative, the poetic work deeply informed by the scholarly. This volume selects poetry from his whole career to date, concentrating on the faultline where his ethnographic concerns meet his poetic concerns. Poems have been selected from 'Filibustering in Samsara' and 'Ancient

Following on from his work From the Pine Observatory , this is a second collection of poems published by poet-translator George Messo. It aims to invent the Choruh River and eleventh-century Georgia.

A collection of poetry by Scott Thurston.

A collection of poems by Janet Sutherland. Some of the poems were written prior to 1990, but the majority were written in Lewes, East Sussex, from 2001 onwards, after a writing gap of over ten years.

Includes a collection of poems by a naturalist and expert on birds of prey on the subject of gyrfalcons, magnificent raptor birds that he has studied in Britain, North America, Iceland and Siberia. This book also contains some field drawings of the birds.

The second volume of John Seed's exploration of Mayhew recasts the voices from the original text in a Reznikoffian manner and frees them from the confines of the narrative to let us hear the voices in a new context.

Rupert Loydell's new book, 'A Conference of Voices' includes two full collections: one, the title collection, which concentrates on his more lyrical voice, and the second, 'Multiple Exposure', which is devoted to a more experimental turn of work.

Contains three long sequences: the title poem, Open Woods and Moving Woods , which represent the author's forays in the eco-poetic field. Blending scientific discourse with more expected poetic approaches, these poems examines nature at an almost microscopic level, as seen from within.

Combines a revised text of the first part of The Memory of the Drift (written 1993-1999, and originally published in 2001) with the three interlocking, previously uncollected, books in which its argument is extended: In the Common Era, Dog Mercury and Vicinal.