This second issue of this already very popular micro-mag includes new writing by Patricia Lockwood, Colm Tóibín, Lucy Ellmann, et al., with Ithell Colquhoun endpapers (the yellow cover rem... read more
Perhaps Jansson's illustrations, in this delightful new edition from the Tate, will help to elucidate the elusive nature of the Boojum... This edition has a slipcase.
Myths and transformations glint in Gianisi's three collections Homerica, Cicada and Chimera, published together in one volume. Translated from the Greek.
Howe's exquisite Loop of Jade was the first debut to win the TS Eliot Prize. Here she delves back into a layered international family history with characteristic acuity.
A new translation of the work of China's most celebrated classical woman poet: separated from us by a millennium, her voice is clear, her themes familiar, her images vibrant.
We know her as a novelist and philosopher, but until a tranche of material was recovered from a chest in her attic we did not know she was a poet too - and a good one at that.
Exclusively using language from Thomas More's Utopia, Nissan constructs a new and hopeful vision of our contemporary world out of familiar fragments of the old.
Compelled by world events back to poetry after a decade's hiatus, Paulin filters modern crises through the rich idiosyncracies of his Northern Irish vernacular.
Considered by those who know her work to be on a par with David Jones, Roberts was a friend of Robert Graves, Dylan Thomas, Edith Sitwell, Wyndham Lewis; her editor was TS Eliot. Her work sl... read more
A sensitive and compelling rendering - and a new addition to Norton's world-class series of classical translations, introduced by Emily Wilson whose Iliad and Odyssey emerged from the same s... read more
Exquisitely wrought lyric poetry. Mlinko writes incisive poetry criticism for the London Review of Books. This is her first collection to be published in the UK.
Madcap, provocative, precise - Feinberg's quip-y, compressed poetic dispatches from modern day Marseille manipulate the glossy language of tech, luxury brands and mysticism. His is a 'sunset... read more
The entanglement of Shelley, Keats, Wordsworth et al in the racial politics of their age: a fascinating and original perspective in which feeling and scholarship are deftly balanced.