Eye of the TimesIt is generally accepted that Paul Celan is a notoriously difficult poet to understand, yet this small collection, with an introduction by a leading expert on Holocaust poetry, and with each of the ten poems accompanied by a brief note which acts as a contextual orientation for the reader, is an excellent starting point for anyone who is not familiar with his poems.

experimental debut that will stay with me

"Derek Ansell's exuberant new biography

with many of the authors creating narratives of continuous and diverse dialogues on many levels – person to person

'Maurice’s own work as a poet is an extension of his work as a life-long lover of and commentator on poetry

Seaby was a pioneering

Divided into two parts

David Crystal

How Death Came into the World is a collection of weird and wise fireside tales about grandmothers

overlooked by historians and marginalised in the timeline of music

Vayu barely escapes with his life

reconstructs the role of small presses in the countercultural resistance of the late 1960s

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