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As in Dante's Commedia, many different types of language - the political, the spiritual, the scientific, the commercial, the playful, the poetic - jostle up against each other in the way that language so often does in life. Like Dante, Baker refuses to isolate the poetic from the living. Yet, however fragmented, the poems work together as a compelling whole, thanks to Baker's measured and masterful use of the prose poem. The letters from the u...

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This first collection from Julia Gaze skillfully mixes the personal with the classical. We have versions of Sappho and Rilke alongside poems of love and relationships in touch and sensuous language.

Poetry constructed from cascading stylesheets and digital codes, yet which still manages to convey pathos and emotion: this first publication from Daniel O'Donnell-Smith is an exciting new addition to contemporary poetry.

This book contains a sequence of poems by Mark Goodwin, followed by a sequence, in reponse, by Julia Thornley. Goodwin's poems are thmeselves are formed by 'writing through' the poetry of English poet Peter Riley. This is therefore, a true modernist, inter-textual work, which combines its modernism with pastoral, crafted verse.

These deceptively simple "notebook" poems reveal a kinship with the New York school, and combine it with a feel for language reminiscent of British poets like Richard Cadell, in work which lends a luminosity to everyday experience.

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