A line of pain runs through generations of families... until one generation stops to question the...

As the global ecological crises deepens, fire and water, elements that bring warmth, life, become...

To interrogate darkness at this moment in history is not only timely, but vital and Bonnie Thurst...

Material Witness, Edward Ragg's sixth collection, bears witness to all manner of materials: from ...

In this exquisite pamphlet, grief is on every page, yet there is not a maudlin word. The language...

In a tight sequence of 33 poems, In the Shadow of the Yew, John Barnie leads us through 'the ceme...

The Dolls' House Maker's Room sits in a house of tools and memories, the tools as much metaphors ...

In Devil's Piece loss, absence, mental illness and pain are examined with a lens so clear and luc...

Liliana Pasterska is the maven of finding emotional depth in the detail of the everyday. In Bront...

Transience

In this extraordinary debut collection, Kathleen Bridget Evan O'Hanlon dives deeply into a person...

In this bilingual collection, Arriving Barefooted-Two Rough Journeys Glanio'n Droednoeth-Dwy Dait...

Twenty years ago, Bruce Ackerley won Cinnamon Press's inaugural poetry collection prize with his ...

For Caitlin Bailey the past has been far from easy. Living in the shadows of her mother's mental ...

Where are my Window Songs? has not a word out of place. The phrases are limpid and shimmer with s...

The persona that moves through Alone with Seoul is a shadow, an observer in two foreign lands-Sou...

Drawing on subjects as varied as Roman legionaries and a worn-out shirt, modern air travel and th...

Where does identity live? In nationality or tradition? Language or place? Or perhaps identity is ...

Dana Littlepage Smith is the author of three collections of poetry, the first published by Louisi...

Past Imperfect is a three-part exploration of the imperfections and failures of memory. In the fi...

Joseph Schneider grows up in a Cherokee-Jewish family in the Smokey mountains of North Carolina. ...

Introverted and emotionally aloof, Sian can't remember what her ex-husband had been talking about...

Brilliantly observed, wry, witty and brimming with energy, the latest collection from Pete Marsha...

Humans, Being follows the lives of two humans, being. Vic and Mia are two fortysomethings struggl...

January, 1890 - Britain threatens Portugal with an Ultimatum: Abandon south-east Africa or face a...

Hong Kong - a teeming city where ritual, religion, the spirits of the dead and the spirit of ente...

The narrative arcs of love and loss, sex and death, with the constant interplay between time pres...

There is a musical quality to these poems, a delicacy that overlays real depth. The imagery is pr...

Willoughby's new landlady at Gladstone Terrace is not what he expects. The flamboyant Ruby Hoffma...

Writing Down Deep: an Alchemy of the Writing Life is a book for writers who want to dive deeply i...

A father's disappearance never solved, a mother's secret taken to the grave, a daughter deceived&...

The Love Life of Bus Shelters uses the sequence form to uncover a quasi-allegorical significance ...

An exhilarating and powerful poetry pamphlet, that is as direct as it is accomplished.Loose the s...

After the hippies and before the yuppies, between the advent of the Pill and the onset of AIDS, b...

An extraordinary sequence that puts pressure on language to unsettle expectations and raise vital...

Jay Whittaker's debut collection, Wristwatch, won the 2018 Saltire prize for Poetry Book of the Y...

An Anthology of contemporary British prose poetry by writers such as George Szirtes, Luke Kennard...

'For me, to be a citizen of nowhere is to be uncertainly poised between those challenges [we face...

In this collection brimming, with pared down imagery and crystal sharp language, we are invited t...

Through the figure of Punch, Burlesque explores themes of identity and the roles imposed on us th...

In this prequel to The Standing Ground, we travel back two generations to the origins of the oppr...

What is a life without Art and Beauty?Not one that Julia chooses to live. And so she searches the...

Tracing life from a childhood in an Italian-English family on Tyneside to becoming a Welsh-speaki...

How do we hold on to what is constant within us when circumstances challenge our sense of who we ...

Joan Hewitt's award winning poetry is subtle, deft, but always hits the spot. There is a sense he...

In Meet Me There, ten Cinnamon writers talk about writing to celebrate the press's tenth annivers...

Praise for Robin Thomas's work: 'He has clearly used his logical, scientific way of thinking; his...

Exploring how emotional legacy can be passed on through generations, the poems in this tightly ho...