Poetry anthologies (various poets)
Shearsman Books Ancestors and Species New Selected Ethnographic Poetry New and Selected Ethnographic Poetry
£12.95
Eland Publishing Ltd Venice A Collection of the Poetry of Place
Book SynopsisAn extraordinarily ecclectic selection of poetry evoked by 'La Serenissima', including poetry from Longfellow, Wordsworth, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Ezra Pound, Oscar Wilde, Pushkin, Rilke, Brodsky, Dante and Derek Walcott. With a scintillating introduction by John Julius Norwich, who as Chairman of the organisation Venice in Peril has done much to help preserve the fabric of the fragile city.
£5.99
Allardyce Book Translations Addenda Originally Printed in Snow
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£28.17
Grey Fox Press Trip Trap
Book Synopsis On a rainy night in San Francisco, just before Thanksgiving in 1959, Jack Keroauc, Lew Welch, and Albert Saijo piled into Welch''s car and set off on a cross-country trip, headed for New York City and then on to Keroauc''s mother''s home on Long Island. Trip Trap is a record of that journey, notes from the road by three of the central figures of the Beat Movement as they shared booze and coffee and peanut butter sandwiches, talking and singing and versifying while the country slipped by out the window. Here are the haiku that Keroauc, Saijo, and Welch jotted down in notebooks, along with a recollection of the trip written by Saijo in 1973, a section from Welch''s unfinished novel that describes the trip and the return, and Welch''s early 1960 letters to Keroauc that continue the bond forged during those days on the road together. Jack Kerouac (1922-1969) was a principal actor in the Beat Generation, a companion of Allen Ginsberg and Neal Cassady in that great
£9.49
MP-ARK University of Arkansas Moon City Review 2009 An Annual of Poetry Story
Book SynopsisAn annual intermingling poetry, story (both fiction and creative nonfiction), visual art, and timely cultural and literary criticism. Featuring the invited work of nationally renowned authors, it also provides a venue for upcoming authors and artists.
£13.25
Historic New Orleans Collection,U.S. AfroCreole Poetry in French from Louisianas
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£30.00
BOA Editions, Limited Whale 003 New American Translation Series No 3
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£18.58
Holy Cow Press Dovetailed Corners
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£13.46
Carolina Wren Press All We Know of Pleasure
Book SynopsisHere is the good stuff: poetry written by women that actually excites the thinking reader. This anthology, spanning work of the last 75 years, will broaden its readers' notions of what defines erotic poetry. For what is more intriguing, more satisfying than strong, self-assured writing? This groundbreaking anthology includes some of our most powerful women writersamong them Sharon Olds, Elizabeth Alexander, Anne Sexton, Dorianne Laux, Denise Levertov, Adrienne Rich, Lucille Clifton, and Louise Glück. These poets fully demonstrate that, far from being prurient, the erotic can permeate even the most mundane aspects of life, from reading a book to buying clothes.At the same time, the collection affirms the enormous meaningfulness of poetryits ability to express the inexpressible and to illuminate the most private and intimate of human experiences. The poets included here represent different ethnicities, geographies, social classes, and sexual preferences. The onlyTrade ReviewAll We Know of Pleasure: Poetic Erotica by Women was featured in the July 2019 issue of Cosmopolitan "All We Know of Pleasure: Poetic Erotica by Women is a breathtaking, eros driven, somatic poetic loveletter to women's bodies. So many of the poets who changed my life and writing live inside this book, and isn't that the truth of it, that poets give our desires and ecstasies back to us? I read it with my whole body, dripping with delight." —Lidia Yuknavitch, author of The Book of Joan “I absolutely loved these poems and devoured them in one night— like a lover who wants to take her time but can’t. They reminded me of what I first learned stealing Erica Jong off my mom’s shelf when I was a teenager: sex is the force that drives the world, and women writing about it, with all that energy, particularity, sensuality, and humor, is the powerful force that cracks the world open.” ―Jenna Blum, New York Times bestselling author of Those Who Save Us and The Lost Family "It's the verve of the lines in each of these poems that will electrify a reader. [. . .] Many of the poems play with the language of the erotic the same way lovers play, with a potent and beguiling imagination for both what's observed and experienced. [. . .] The anthology's poems tie love and passion together brilliantly, striking readers as much with their music and magic as their erotic energy." ―Apalachee ReviewTable of ContentsALL WE KNOW OF PLEASURE: Poetic Erotica by Women Edited and with an Introduction by Enid Shomer I. THE DISCOVERY OF SEX Woman Reading, KATHLEEN FLENNIKEN In Ecstasy, ERIN BELIEU She Lays, MOLLY PEACOCK Practicing, MARIE HOWE Corinna, Deplaning In Pittsburgh, Looks For Tessera, Her Friend from Summer Camp, STEPHANIE BURT At Seventeen, ELIZABETH ALEXANDER First Sex, SHARON OLDS Stairway to Heaven, JILL BIALOSKY The Sisters of Sexual Treasure, SHARON OLDS Bar Napkin Sonnet #11, MOIRA EGAN Have You Ever Faked an Orgasm?, MOLLY PEACOCK Fast Gas, DORIANNE LAUX My Diamond Stud, ALICE FULTON The 4-Barrel Carburetor On a ’72 Chevy Camaro, LORNA DEE CERVANTES “What Do Women Want?”, KIM ADDONIZIO Navy, BARBARA O’DAIR Preference, BETH GYLYS Your Shower, NIKKI GIOVANNI Your Hands, ANGELINA WELD GRIMKÉ Fishing Seahorse Reef, ENID SHOMER When Man Enters Woman, ANNE SEXTON China, DORIANNE LAUX The Source, SHARON OLDS The French Bed, IDRIS ANDERSON Breasts, MAXINE CHERNOFF Wet, MARGE PIERCY Dream Lover,AMY EDGINGTON Lullaby, MOLLY PEACOCK Orion’s Belt, BRENDA HILLMAN Attraction, ENID SHOMER Space Race, COLETTE LABOUFF ATKINSON The Shyness, SHARON OLDS Desire, DEIDRE POPE Skylight, JAYNE RELAFORD BROWN Black Slip, TERRY WOLVERTON First Poem for You, KIM ADDONIZIO The Lovers, DORIANNE LAUX Directions, KATHERINE RIEGEL The Discovery of Sex, DEBRA SPENCER Desire, JANE HIRSHFIELD II. THE ORDINARY DAY BEGINS Kissing Again, DORIANNE LAUX The Ordinary Day Begins, JUNE SYLVESTER SARACENO The Knowing, SHARON OLDS The Purr, MOLLY PEACOCK In the Kitchen, STACIE CASSARINO Trying, ADA LIMÓN Christ You Delight Me, SANDRA CISNEROS The Hummingbird: A Seduction, PATTIANN ROGERS Seamless Beauty, WENDY LEE Downward, ERICA JONG Everything Depends Upon, JANE ANN DEVOL FULLER Eros at Temple Stream, DENISE LEVERTOV The Best Seven Minutes of My Life, LORNA DEE CERVANTES Afternoon, NINA RUBINSTEIN ALONSO Curtains of Goldenrod, DIANE ACKERMAN Capitulation, BARBARA GOLDBERG Buttons, CHERYL CLARKE green boy, KAI CHENG THOM Housebound, AMY GERSTLER More or Less Love Poems #7, DIANE DI PRIMA I Love It When, SHARON OLDS Floating Islands, ENID SHOMER Hold Back, ROBIN BECKER I Live My Life by Three Minute Phone Calls, LAURA BOSS In Celebration, ELLEN BASS Something Like Rivers Ran, SANDRA CISNEROS On a night of the full moon, AUDRE LORDE This Corner of the Western World, JENNIFER CHANG Amazon Twins, OLGA BROUMAS The Sad Truth, ELLEN BASS 2 AM, DORIANNE LAUX (The Floating Poem, Unnumbered), ADRIENNE RICH Blindfolds, Ropes, SHERYL ST. GERMAIN I Have No Use for Virgins, JANE HIRSHFIELD III. WHEN THIS OLD BODY Gate C22, ELLEN BASS What Humans Do, WENDY VIDELOCK Kisses, KIM ADDONIZIO Your Fingers Are Still, CHRYSTOS Wet, CAROLYN CREEDON Love Poem, AUDRE LORDE Phenomenal Woman, MAYA ANGELOU homage to my hips, LUCILLE CLIFTON Freed Up, WENDY BARKER To Endings, KATHERINE RIEGEL Marriage Without Sex, ELLEN BASS Four Beginnings / for Kyra, OLGA BROUMAS the wounded for healing, KAI CHENG THOM The animal kingdom, MARGE PIERCY Drowning in Paradise, ADA LIMÓN Dulzura, SANDRA CISNEROS Ecstasy, SHARON OLDS After Love, MAXINE KUMIN Afterwards, DORIANNE LAUX Watching You in the Mirror, ALICE FRIMAN Of Gravity & Angels, JANE HIRSHFIELD Integrity, LORNA DEE CERVANTES Searching for the Comet, DIANE ACKERMAN Us, ANNE SEXTON Summer Solstice, STACIE CASSARINO Song of the Current at Cape Horn, DIANE ACKERMAN We Thought of Each Other as Food, ROBIN BECKER mary, LUCILLE CLIFTON The Encounter, LOUISE GLÜCK Foreshadows, BARBARA GOLDBERG The Return, MOLLY PEACOCK The Long Tunnel of Wanting You, ERICA JONG Making Love to You When You're Far Away, ALISON HAWTHORNE DEMING Feasting, ELIZABETH W. GARBER God/Love Poem, LENORE KANDEL Doomsday, MAURYA SIMON Notes on Desire, EVE ALEXANDRA autopsky, KAI CHENG THOM Untitled (When this old body), GRACE PALEY January Vineyards, RUTH L. SCHWARTZ There's Nothing More, WENDY VIDELOCK
£12.34
Mage Publishers Borrowed Ware
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£15.29
Red Hen Press Rebel Angels
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£23.74
£16.15
IBEX PUBLISHERS (US) Millennium of Classical Persian Poetry
£46.49
Zephyr Press In The Grip of Strange Thoughts Russian Poetry in
Book SynopsisBilingual collection of 32 contemporary Russian poets writing in the tumult of the 1990s.
£20.89
Zephyr Press Carnivorous Boy Carnivorous Bird Poetry from
Book SynopsisBilingual collection of 24 Polish poets born between 1958-1969
£14.24
Zephyr Press Anxiety of Words Contemporary Poetry by Korean
Book SynopsisBilingual selection of three contemporary korean women poets at the forefront of the Korean literary scene.
£11.39
American Oriental Society Aspects of Versification in Sanskrit Lyric Poetry
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£47.50
Focus Publishing/R Pullins & Co Horace Reader for Advanced Placement Teachers
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£18.89
Luath Press Ltd Poems to be Read Aloud
Book SynopsisThis poetry collection includes verse ranging from the tear-jerking Green Eye of the Yellow God to the rarely-printed, bawdy Eskimo Nell. Much borrowed and rarely returned, this is a very popular book for reading aloud in very good company, preferably after a dram or twa. You are guaranteed a warm welcome if you arrive at a gathering with this little volume in your pocket.
£6.07
Luath Press Ltd Scots Poems to be Read Aloud
Book SynopsisA collection of the popular and the more obscure chosen from the treasure trove of poetry in Scots and put together by well-known storyteller Stuart McHardy.Table of ContentsMa Mither Tung The Whistle Freedom The Boy on the Train Tam o the Linn Sir Patrick Spens Shore Crab The Queer Folk i the Shaws pure radge The Wee, Wee Man See Ye Johnnie Comin? The Puddock Laid o Cockpen The Pest The Nicht is Neir Gone Saunders MacSiccar Thomas The Rhymer The Annunity The Mairch o the Legions The Farmers Ingle The Station -Master's Dochter The Widow's Lament The Packman Fitba Cliche The Stane Tam Lin Oor Neighbour's Pianny Willie Chisholm The Lowden Sabath Morn Drinking Drams Allison Gross The unfortunate Clown The Getherin o the Bawbees Halloween Waitin on the Glesca Train Johnnie Dowie's Ale Tibbie Fowler The Lum Hat Wantin the Croun Robin Tamson's Smiddy History-Wha's Story?
£6.07
Otago University Press Manifesto Aotearoa
Book SynopsisA poem is a vote. It chooses freedom of imagination, freedom of critical thought, freedom of speech. A collection of political poems in its very essence argues for the power of the democratic voice. Here New Zealand poets from diverse cultures, young and old, new and seasoned, from the Bay of Islands to Bluff, rally for justice on everything from a degraded environment to systemically embedded poverty; from the long, painful legacy of colonialism to explosive issues of sexual consent. Communally these writers show that political poems can be the most vivid and eloquent calls for empathy, for action and revolution, even for a simple calling to account. American poet Mark Leidner tweeted in mid-2016 that A vote is a prayer with no poetry. Here, then, are 101 secular prayers to take to the ballot box in an election year. But we think this book will continue to express the nations hopes every political cycle: the hope for equality and justice. Two small but potent words. 101 potent poems.
£18.45
Peepal Tree Press Ltd Dark Swirl
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£7.59
Peepal Tree Press Ltd The Coral Rooms
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£7.59
Modern Poetry in Translation Modern Poetry in Translation German and French
Book SynopsisThis is number 16 in the modern poetry series. It focuses on poetry from German and French writers.
£8.50
Modern Poetry in Translation European Voices Modern Poetry in Translation New
Book SynopsisEuropean voices in translation.
£8.50
Modern Poetry in Translation Russian Women Poets Modern Poetry in Translation
Book SynopsisSeventy contemporary Russian women poets in translation.
£14.03
David Paul The Message Poems to Read the World
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£9.45
IRISH PAGES Irish Pages New Voices Contemporary Poetry from
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£11.40
Modern Poetry in Translation Metamorphoses Third Series Modern Poetry in
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£10.45
Modern Poetry in Translation Transgressions Modern Poetry in Translation
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£10.45
Modern Poetry in Translation Getting it Across
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£10.45
Penned in the Margins City State New London Poetry
Book SynopsisCity State showcases the work of twenty-seven London writers between the ages of 16 and 36. From hyperlinked walks of Battersea bombsites and guerilla gardening projects to jagged urban lyrics and dark hymns to the East End, City State presents a confident, entertaining and truly diverse snapshot of the best new poetry from London.Featuring poems by: Jay Bernard, Caroline Bird, Ben Borek, Siddhartha Bose, Tom Chivers, Swithun Cooper, Alex Davies, Trade ReviewWe are offered London as a test case for a new diversity of means and manner, from sassy performance scripts to the solid blocks of densely disjunctive language characterised as innovative or avant-garde. [City State proposes] a central space that is also the meeting place of many edges. - Philip Gross, Poetry London City State is [a] journey across the metropolis in rush hour: a journey that by turns bewilders, delights and throws up unpalatable truths. Though diverse, the poets featured here often seem to riff around several themes that are associated with London itself: dislocation, escapism, breathlessness. - Helen Mort, Pen PusherTable of ContentsJay Bernard Caroline Bird Ben Borek Siddhartha Bose Tom Chivers Swithun Cooper Alex Davies Inua Ellams Laura Forman Christopher Horton Wayne Holloway-Smith Kirsten Irving Annie Katchinska Amy Key Chris McCabe Marianne Munk Holly Pester Heather Phillipson Nick Potamitis Imogen Robertson Jacob Sam La Rose Ashna Sarkar Jon Stone Barnaby Tidman Ahren Warner James Wilkes Steve Willey
£9.49
Modern Poetry in Translation Modern Poetry in Translation The Big Green Issue
Book SynopsisContains translations, original poetry, and essays dedicated to the beauty, abundance and plight of Mother Earth.
£10.45
Modern Poetry in Translation Modern Poetry in Translation Frontiers
Book SynopsisPresents fresh translations and original poetry that examine the crossing frontiers between species, countries, creeds, classes and generations; between the sexes, between life and death, between then and now. This book includes works by Kathryn Maris, Philippe Jaccottet, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Sasha Dugdale, and Georgi Gospodinov.
£9.45
Modern Poetry in Translation Modern Poetry in Translation Series 3 Number 12
Book Synopsis2009 sees the sixtieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. One of those rights is freedom of speech. This title celebrates speech that has been freed. It features examples from past and present, from all over the world, from all manner of circumstances, of people being enabled to speak and of their voices being heard.
£9.45
Modern Poetry in Translation Transplants No 13 Modern Poetry in Translation
Book SynopsisTranslation can be thought of as the transplanting of a living thing out of its native time and place into somewhere foreign. There it may thrive or die. In this issue of MPT, the authors show many of the ways and means by which a literary transplant's chances of survival may be increased.
£9.45
Modern Poetry in Translation Polyphony Modern Poetry in Translation
Book Synopsis'Polyphony' is concerned with voices: the local, the foreign, the native, the acquired - and the strange hybrids that come into being when the language of home is crossed with that of abroad.
£9.45
Modern Poetry in Translation The Dialect of the Tribe No 16 Modern Poetry in
Book SynopsisThis issue examines so-called 'minority' languages from as many points of view as possible: causes for lament, anger and revolt, but also for celebration - worldwide and perennial. What is the role of language in the struggle for 'self identity'?
£9.45
Modern Poetry in Translation Parnassus 17 Modern Poetry in Translation Third
Book SynopsisPresents a selection of translations of the poems by the poets from various participating countries in the 2012 London Olympics.
£9.45
UEA Publishing Project UEA Creative Writing Anthology 2009 Poetry UEA
Book SynopsisThe world-renowned UEA Creative Writing MA presents a selection of new poets. Founded in 1992, course tutors and students have included Owen Sheers, Kathryn Simmonds, Denise Riley, Andrew Motion, Ben Borek, Lavinia Greenlaw, George Szirtes, Matthew Hollis, Adam Foulds, Hugo Williams, Daniel Kane, and Anthony Thwaite. Buy this to glimpse the future of new poetry in Britain and further afield. No house-style, no ready-mades, simply original thinking, original writing from from an exciting set of individual voices. - George Szirtes
£8.54
UEA Publishing Project Ten Poets UEA Poetry 2010
Book SynopsisThe world-renowned UEA Creative Writing MA presents its annual selection of new young poets. Founded in 1992, students and tutors on the course have included Owen Sheers, Kathy Simmonds, Denise Riley, Andrew Motion, Ben Borek, Lavinia Greenlaw, George Szirtes, Matthew Hollis, Adam Foulds, Hugo Williams, Daniel Kane and Anthony Thwaite. This group of poets have come from all over the world to work together at UEA. The interaction of such different voices has helped each to become more distinctive, more its own.Lavinia GreenlawNo house-style, no ready-mades, simply original thinking, original writing from an exciting set of individual voices.George Szirtes
£8.54
UEA Publishing Project Four Poets UEA Poetry 2011
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£8.54
Finks Publishing Ltd The Swallow the Owl and the Sandpiper Words of
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£14.24
Puppywolf Best of Manchester Poets Volume 1 v 1
£9.49
Poemcatcher Creations Royal Wedding Poems
£12.84
Lautus Press Strings of Pearls A Collection of Poems
Book SynopsisThese poems are inspired by the seductive sparkle of jewels and jewellery. Every culture since time immemorial has understood the importance of jewellery, and every jewel tells a story, so this book of 'pearls' is not only for poetry lovers but also for anyone who has ever treasured a piece of jewellery.Trade ReviewTatler/Vogue/Oxford Times (already promised)Table of ContentsRobert Graves The Necklace: Helen Dunmore Greek Beads: Kathleen Jamie The Brooch: Menna Elfyn Brooch: Robert Herrick A Ring Presented to Julia : George Crabbe A Marriage Ring: Inscription inside a watch: Eithne Cavanagh The Necklace: Gillian Clarke Amber: Colette Bryce The Wearer: Julie O'Callaghan Opals : Alicia Stubbersfield Jane's Pearls: Moniza Alvi Presents from my Aunts in Pakistan: Simon Armitage from The Book of Matches: Victoria Redel Bedecked : Ted Hughes The Locket : Edna St Vincent Millay The Courage That My Mother Had: Grevel Lindop My Grandmother's Opal: William Strode A Necklace: Carol Ann Duffy Warming her Pearls: Emily Dickinson I held a jewel: Chang Chi The Chaste Wife's Reply: H D The Flowering of the Rod: Robert Louis Stevenson I Will Make You Brooches: Arthur Weir A Mother's Jewels: T S Eliot A Game of Chess: William Shakespeare from A Lover's Complaint: Jane Draycott Pearl: Eithne Cavanagh A Beading of Words: Traditional Nursery Rhymes: Louisa May Alcott Here is the Bracelet: Christina Rossetti Precious Stones: Dorothy Parker The Choice : Traditional Birthstones: C P Cavafy For the Shop: James Fenton Nothing: Sally Evans Whitby Jet: Gillian Clarke Welsh Gold: Fleur Adcock Blue Glass: Robert Graves The Uncut Diamond: Elizabeth Jennings The Diamond Cutter: Alfred Teynnyson from Morte d'Arthur: Geoffrey Chaucer from Romaunt of the Rose: Carol Ann Duffy Rings: Robert Graves A Lost Jewel: Sally Evans Brooch Found at Redcar: John Keats from The Eve of St Agnes: Thomas Moore Rich and Rare Were the Gems She Wore: Ruth Fainlight Nacre: Kit Wright In Memory of a Beautiful Jeweller: Leysa Lowery String of Pearls: Robert Graves A Bracelet: Sarah Maguire The Invisible Mender (My First Mother): Alice Walker We Alone: Harold Monro Overheard on a Saltmarsh: Tess Gallagher from Two Bracelets: Matthew Francis Of Diamonds: Robert Herrick The Bracelet: To Julia: Homer from The Odyssey (trans by Robert Fagles): Robert Melliard Jewellery: Sasha Moorsom Jewels in my hand
£9.50
Lautus Press Shorelines A Collection of Poems
Book SynopsisThe timeless pleasure of beach-walking and beach-combing is reflected in these poems about shells and pebbles, tides and rock pools, flotsam and jetsam.Time spent on a beach, whatever the weather, lifts the spirits.This collection is for everyone who loves to be beside the sea and finds it impossible to come back from the beach with empty pockets.Table of ContentsPOEMS: Coventry Patmore Magna est Veritas Anon Come walk with me Mary Oliver Breakage Kathleen Raine Shells Shiki Haiku Gillian Clarke Pebble Jenny Joseph Tides W H Auden On This Island Edward Shanks The Rock Pool D H Lawrence Sea-Weed Amy Clampitt Beach Glass Basho Haiku Kevin Crossley-Holland Beachcomber Elizabeth Bishop Sandpiper Edwin John Pratt Sea Gulls Andy Brown As the tide sucks out at daybreak Sheenagh Pugh The Beachcomber David Scott Stones on a Dorset Beach Elizabeth Witts The Talisman Eithne Cavanagh The Walk Jane Griffiths Headland Path Alice Oswald Thrift Philip Larkin To the Sea Anon Sea shell, sea shell Kerry Hardie Five O'Clock Strand Fair Isle Primary School I Found George Mackay Brown Beachcomber Kathleen Jamie The Beach John Betjeman Winter Seascape David Scott St Columba's Bay, Iona Jacky Kay Holy Island Amy Lowell Sea-shell Violet L Cuslidge Song of a Shell Simon Armitage The Stone Beach Colette Bryce North to the South 3 Robert Louis Stevenson At the Seaside Hugo Williams The Sea e e cummings maggie and milly and molly and may Carol Ann Duffy Beachcomber Colette Bryce Pisces Robin Robertson Donegal (for Ellie) Katherine Mansfield The Secret-Poem Edward Shanks The Beach of Shells Elizabeth Witts The Shell John Betjeman A Bay in Anglesey James Reeves Stones by the Sea Katrina Porteous Longshore Drift Aeronwy Thomas Later than Laugharne Dylan Thomas Author's Prologue William Heyen Worming at Short Beach Dorothy Aldis The icnic Bernard O'Donoghue Dun an Oir Edmund Spenser Amoretti LXXV Katrina Porteous Turning the Tide Matthew Francis Shallows Anne Michaels Women on a Beach David Constantine High Tide, early, 19 February 2011 Matthew Francis Sea at Low Tide Henry Wadsworth Longfellow The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls Robert Frost Neither Out Far or In Deep Sheenagh Pugh Stonelight Margaret Atwood Pebbles Miriam Smith The Sea-Shell John Fuller Shells Seamus Heaney Postscript ILLUSTRATIONS: Atsushi Matsuoka Sound of the Pacific Anne Hayward Seaside Holiday Cassell's Household Guide Volume II Seaside Amusements Anita Klein Collecting Pebbles drypoint 1997 Diana Bloomfield Boys Fishing on Beach Tom Killion Pt Reyes from McClures Beach Valerie Sims Shoreline Andy English The Fossil Collectors Brian Hanscomb Beeny Cliff copperplate engraving Fay Watson View 1 Belinda Holland Woman Writing on Beach Anne Hayward Driftwood Edward Bawden from East Coasting Anne Hayward September Sails Jessie Willcox Smith At the Sea-side John Keaton Shells Anna Sharratt The Perfect Rock Piotr Naszarkowski Shells Anita Klein Collecting Pebbles oil on board 2004 Mark Rowden Looking for Creatures Anne Hayward Estuary Elizabeth Rashley Beached at Budleigh Sarah Young Rock Pool Anne Hayward The Thinker Claire Dalby Whelk World
£9.50
Lautus Press Treelines A collection of poems
Book SynopsisAn anthology of poetry about woods, trees and orchards, illustrated with wood engravings.
£9.50
