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SunshineMelissa Lee-HoughtonSunshine is the new collection from Next Generation Poet Melissa Lee-Houghton. A writer of startling confession, her poems inhabit the lonely hotel rooms, psych wards and deserted lanes of austerity Britain. |
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CainLuke KennardTricksy, acerbic and laugh-out-loud funny, Cain is the dazzling new collection from Next Generation Poet Luke Kennard. |
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What I Learned from Johnny BevanLuke WrightA politically charged modern epic by celebrated poet Luke Wright. Winner of a Fringe First Award. |
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What I Learned from Johnny Bevan (Special edition hardback)Luke WrightA politically charged modern epic by celebrated poet Luke Wright. Winner of a Fringe First Award. |
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Futures: Poetry of the Greek CrisisTheodoros Chiotis (editor)Futures features some of the most daring new voices in Greek poetry, together with international poets with Greek connections. |
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The Lost Art of SinkingNaomi BoothThe Lost Art of Sinking is a dark comedy about losing yourself. Sensual, funny and exquisitely written, this bold novella introduces a fresh new literary voice in Naomi Booth. |
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The Good DarkRyan Van WinkleIn his atmospheric second collection, Ryan Van Winkle charts what is found when love is lost. A lyric voice that is both familiar and strangely different leads us through the shifting forests of memory and towards a grim acknowledgement of the need to get up, to be careful, to move. |
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The Hard Word BoxSarah HeskethThe Hard Word Box is a book of poems and verbatim interviews that takes the reader on a surprising and enriching journey through memory and imagination. |
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MidlandHonor GavinMidland tells the stories of three young women as they fight to find their feet amidst the accumulated rubble of the twentieth century. |
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Beautiful GirlsMelissa Lee-Houghton"In this hypnotic and arresting collection Melissa Lee-Houghton holds a mirror to our mouths and teaches us how to breathe so that hurts like hell." - Abegail Morley |
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Holophin (student edition)Luke KennardIt is 2031 and the must-have gadget is the Holophin: a tiny, dolphin-shaped microprocessor which cures your worst impulses and phobias, comforts you in your grief or boredom and makes everything look much, much prettier. |
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BeowulfMeghan PurvisThe Anglo-Saxon epic poem Beowulf is brought to life in a vigorous, contemporary translation by American poet Meghan Purvis. |
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The Shipwrecked HouseClaire TrévienAnchors, shipwrecks, whales and islands abound in this first collection by young Anglo-Breton poet Claire Trévien. |
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HolophinLuke KennardIt is 2031 and the must-have gadget is the Holophin: a tiny, dolphin-shaped microprocessor which cures your worst impulses and phobias, comforts you in your grief or boredom and makes everything look much, much prettier. |
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Adventures in FormTom Chivers (editor)Welcome to a strange new world in which a poem can be written using only one vowel, processed through computer code, collaged from film trailers, compiled from Facebook status updates, hidden inside a Sudoku puzzle, and even painted on sheep to demonstrate Quantum Theory. Discover a multitude of new and unusual poetic forms – from tweet to time-splice, and from skinny villanelle to breakbeat sonnet – in this inspiring and inventive anthology. |
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