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Grown men don't cry." But in this fascinating anthology, one hundred men--distinguished in literature and film, science and architecture, theater and human rights--confess to being moved to tears by poems that continue to haunt them. Representing twenty nationalities and ranging in age from their early 20s to their late 80s, the majority are public figures not prone to crying. Here they admit to breaking down when ambushed by great art, often ...

Following on from the hugely successful title, "Poems That Make Grown Men Cry" - the highest selling poetry book of 2014 - comes a new collection of poetry with 100 highly influential female contributors, from Judi Dench to Olivia Coleman and Yoko Ono. Revealing the words which bring them to tears, from the works of Sylvia Plath, W.H. Auden and Carol Ann Duffy.

A unique trilogy collecting the poems which have moved 100 great men to tears. From J.J. Abrams to John Le Carre, Seamus Heaney to Richard Dawkins, Nick Cave to Stephen Fry, and Colin Firth to Daniel Radcliffe, the men represent 20 nationalities, ranging in age from the early 20s to their late 80s, whose writing, acting and thinking are admired around the world. Ideal for Father's Day.

The internationally bestselling collection of poetry so powerful that it has moved readers to tears. "Anthony and Ben Holden remind us that you don't have to be an academic or a postgraduate in creative writing to be moved by verse” (The Wall Street Journal).One hundred women—distinguished in literature and film, science and law, theater and human rights—share poems that have stayed with them long after reading. The poems here range from the e...

A life-enhancing tour through classic and contemporary poems that have made men cry: "The Holdens remind us that you don't have to be an academic or a postgraduate in creative writing to be moved by verse....It's plain fun” (The Wall Street Journal).Grown men aren't supposed to cry...Yet in this fascinating anthology, one hundred men—distinguished in literature and film, science and architecture, theater and human rights—confess to being moved...

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