Two years on from his untimely death, we're treated to a gleaming selection from the great Scottish poet's oeuvre.

Old tropes are cast to the wind in Mort's exhilarating new collection, her poems layered with prose, the personal and the fairy tale. Not unlike Anne Carson or Maggie Nelson in how she blurs... read more

Professor Crawford's sub-title is somewhat off-putting but his book is fascinating: haiku were unknown outside Japan until the mid C19th, when they reached London and the United States; the ... read more