Passing Through

John Tripp

Passing Through was John Tripp’s first collection of poems for six years. His many admirers will be pleased to find that he has lost none of his pithiness, or his characteristic style and rhythm. His...

A People’s Poetry (trans)

Glyn Jones

Hen benillion (literally ’old verses’) are a unique form of folk poetry in Britain. Dating from the sixteenth century and earlier these short verses, or chains of verses, were composed to be spoken or sung to a harp accompaniment ...

Poems for Ghosts

Peter Finch

Ever wondered if there was another way of doing it? Poems for Ghosts takes up where his Selected Poems left off. A com- pendium of modernist plunder, this is no collection for lovers of the...

Poet Portraits/Portreadau Beirdd

Lorraine Bewsey

Poet Portraits, Portreadau Beirdd, Lorraine Bewsey, poets, Wales, pastel, hyper-realist Dannie Abse, Tony Curtis, Grahame Davies, Christine Evans, Catherine Fisher, Peter Finch, Paul Groves, Paul Henry, Gwyneth Lewis, Tim Liardet, Hilary Llewellyn-Williams, Patrick McGuinness, Christopher Meredith, Robert Minhinnick, Twm Morys, Pascale Petit, Owen Sheers, Zoë Skoulding, Meic Stephens, Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch, www.lorrainesartstudio.co.uk

The Poetry Business

Peter Finch

(CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT) The Who, the What, the Where and, most important of all, the How of the Poetry Business Poet, editor and publisher Peter Finch brings his unrivalled knowledge and expertise to bear...

The Poetry of Pembrokeshire

Tony Curtis

This anthology of poems traces a journey around the coast of the old county of Pembrokeshire, from the north to the Carmarthenshire border in the east. The poets in it, natives and visitors, celebrate a region of outstanding natural beauty, of scenic landscapes and coast-lines. They also recognise the unique character of Pembrokeshire: Welsh yet ’a little England beyond Wales’ too ...

The Poetry of Snowdonia

Tony Curtis

This anthology collects together for the first time poems about the landscape and coastline of north Wales and its heartland Snowdonia. North Wales is an area of outstanding natural beauty which has been celebrated in both English and Welsh poetry for centuries ...

Poetry Wales: 25 Years

Cary Archard

Since it was founded in 1965, Poetry Wales has consistently published the best new poetry by Welsh writers. This selection of 117 contributions is a fascinating record of twenty-five years of poetry writing. It includes not only...

Poetry Wales: Forty Years

Robert Minhinnick, Editor

An entertaining and wide-ranging selection from forty years of one of Britain’s foremost poetry magazines.

Prisoners of Transience (trans.)

Sheenagh Pugh

At the centre of Prisoners of Transience are the translations of seven German poets writing during the Thirty Years War, a period now much neglected. The general violence and desolation are portrayed as vividly in...