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I Have Found a Song is a fascinating collection of poems and images published to mark the…

Peter Blake, founding father of British Pop Art, has been producing quirky and inventive collages since the mid-1950s, when he was in his early twenties. His Venice Fantasies, made in his…

 I Have Found a Song is a fascinating collection of poems and…

Peter Blake, founding father of British Pop Art, has been producing quirky and inventive collages since the mid-1950s, when he was in his early twenties. His Venice Fantasies, made in his…

Wood engravings by Jeffrey Morgan

Wavelengths is a companion volume to Michael Longley’s previous Enitharmon chapbooks, Cenotaph of Snow (2003) and The…

A lively and versatile poet, Duncan Forbes can deal in modes both comic and elegiac with life’s events. With his eye for detail and strong understanding of traditions, he approaches the…

In the spring of 2008, Michael Longley was appointed Ireland Professor of Poetry. His inaugural lecture, published here for the first time, constitutes ‘an autobiography in poetry’. He…

 'I think that of all the living poets whose work I know Anthony Thwaite speaks to me most strongly and intimately.'

Michael Frayn

On 23 June 2010, Anthony Thwaite's 80th…

Anna Robinson's first full collection, The Finders of London, introduces a compelling new voice in poetry. Her poems, set in and around the centre of London, depict a capital both familiar…

Michael Longley once remarked, ‘If I knew where poems came from, I’d go there.’ In the forty years since his first book, No Continuing City, Longley has shown he has been…