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Alan Price's latest collection, The Trio Confessions, demonstrates once again his remarkably sensitive ear for the musicality of language. This time, he produces profoundly moving versions from the work of a supremely eclectic selection of poets, separated both in time and space, yet resonating with fascinating echoes across the centuries. Price's versions of three Chinese Tang dynasty poets are exquisite. The limpid simplicity of his marvell...

Martin Zarrop's Is Anyone There? offers the reader witty and accessible poems, which often look back, imaginatively and movingly, on the past. The return of Elvis 'from the far side of the moon' ushers a poem into an exploration of old friends, while sci-fi movies offer a way into memories of growing up. Later poems reflect on the emotional implication of scientific and technological advances, how it really feels to live in the age of the smar...

...by the second poem her changelings were creeping under my skin. A quiet horror permeates the collection.... The more I read of these legends and lore revisited the more I came by the impression that I could have just as easily been reading Carol Ann Duffy, because Kitty Coles too has that enviable talent of seeming to lull one with the predictable and then nudging one awake.- The Journal... The language is rich, the images from myths and fo...