'Agi Mishol, one of the most popular poets of Israel, captures the imagination and the heart of I...

Rubén Darío (1867-1916), the Nicaraguan poet and founder of the literary movement known as Modern...

Last Harvest brings together poems of place, poems on religion, poems on family and friendships, ...

'[...] by far my favourite individual volume of poetry this year [was] Tony Lopez's False Memory,...

'Em Strang's poetry reminds us that right dwelling is not just a theoretical or ideo-logical conc...

The ninety-odd poems Mandelstam wrote in Voronezh are the pinnacle of his poetic achievement, bea...

Firebird explores the fires of destruction and rebirth, both literal and spiritual. Each poem inv...

This is the first collection in the UK for Mexican poet Victor Manuel Mendiola, although his work...

Tom Lowenstein's work as poet and as ethnographer (specialising, above all, in the Inuit of Alask...

Prepare for some adventures in 'Perihelion'. These poems evoke shifting states of mind and heart,...

José Kozer was born in 1940 in Havana, Cuba, of Jewish parents who had emigrated from Poland and ...

When Las linternas flotantes (Floating Lanterns) was first published, in 2009, Mercedes Roffé exp...

Kenny Knight’s second collection offers more explorations of his Plymouth childhood and the absur...

Conoisseurs of the arcane will no doubt wonder what it is about Plymouth and Buddhism: first Lobs...

In My My My Life Alasdair Paterson treats us to a cornucopia of existential titbits, real or imag...

In At the Point, Joseph Massey's second full-length collection of poems, memory gives way to edge...

Asa Benveniste (1925-1990) who founded the legendary Trigram Press in London, 1965, ostensibly to...

These poems were written on the way to work, walking the two and a half miles from near Saltwell ...

Florentino and the Devil, a famous poem in Venezuela, is the story of a poetic duel, a contrapunt...

Harry Guest was born in Penarth in 1932. He read Modern Languages at Cambridge and wrote a thesis...

In these poems, the reader carries her 'lone heartbeat' while sifting through the confusion of a ...

Where poetry is dominated by amateurs, its key ideas are the ones that nobody owns. Underneath th...

Written during and after the disintegration of Yugoslavia, this book presents a complex vision of...

'The quivering luminosity of Islander is the rippling movement of the sea in sunlight, reflecting...

'The song, 'Last Kind Words Blues', was recorded in 1930 in a makeshift studio in Grafton, Wiscon...

Anime, Animus, Anima is formed from a mass of influences but most prominently from three classic ...

These are poems concerned with the living presence of place - and with what is written over it by...

José Kozer was born in 1940 in Havana, Cuba, of Jewish parents who had emigrated from Poland and ...

Sixty-four improvisations, whose principle motifs are a stretch of a small river in Central Europ...

'Khaled Hakim is the great lost British experimental writer of the last quarter century. I believ...

The first collection in English by Lars Amund Vaage, one of the most significant poets and noveli...

Born in 1964 in Havana, Cuba, Omar Pérez is a member of the first generation to live fully under ...

'In The Waving Gallery, Mervyn Taylor continues his poetic journey through the paces of the human...

The prose poems in The Underground Cabaret form the final volume of a quartet, following on from ...

While ostensibly documenting a European vacation, Holiday interrogates historical narratives and ...

The Look of Goodbye contains Peter Robinson's poetry from his last half dozen years living and wo...

'Textual Possessions' is Peter Philpott's first poetry collection for many years. He has always b...

'Courts of Air and Earth' is a collection of Trevor Joyce's translations from the Old and Middle ...

This is the first large collection of poems by Harriet Tarlo, and showcases all of her shorter po...

'Entrances' is the second collection by poet and translator, George Messo. The poems are heavily ...

This is the second edition, in a slightly larger format, of a book first published in 2001.This e...

More than 250 quatrains of love and loss, the texts to those inimitable flamenco performances - t...

Archilochus, Greece's first lyric poet, took part in the earliest colonial expeditions. Perril's ...

Manners of an Astronaut was Gig Ryan's second collection, in 1984, and confirmed the impression s...

From Rupert Loydell's first visit to this small Cornish harbour town-an event recorded in one of ...

Northern Soul is the second poem in a major sequence entitled Universe, following on from Revelat...

'In House At Out, Mark Goodwin steps beyond the physical landscapes of Back of A Vast, into a new...

At Large takes its title from John Matthias' 'Editor at Large' column published during the last d...