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Both inventive literature from a remote corner of the world and poetical statement about the very nature of poetry
Matter & Memory is an extraordinary collection of poems, the result of a lifetime’s contemplation of what it means to be human
A’ Ruith Eadar Dà Dhràgon
Catalan, English, Language, Poetry, Scottish Gaelic, Translated poetry, Welsh £12.99In this unique, award-winning collection, Màrtainn Mac an t-Saoir leads us on a compelling, lyrical and closely-observed journey to Catalonia, Wales and Mallorca. The time-span, 2019–20, tells of a world and ways of living poised to change overnight.
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These are poems of the senses – the music of the harp, love and life’s fruitfulness, visions of the city of Glasgow.
This book traces the trajectory of Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence’s life as she navigates the struggle for women’s votes, for peace and for women’s rights in the turbulent years before, during and after the First World War
With an introduction by Noèlia Díaz Vicedo
Brings together poems from 16 collections by Rody Gorman in English, Irish and Scottish Gaelic with translations, many of which are new
Anna Dodas’ poems communicate, with terrible urgency, both pain and wonder, mystery and absolute clarity, love and dread
Time to Split (L’òra de partir) is now a classic of modern Occitan prose. Since its first publication in 1997, it has won the Prèmi Joan Bodon (1998) and been translated into French and Catalan.
This is a compelling collection, furious and lyrical, which says much about the relationship between the writer and the Cornish nation.
Reprinting – Available mid-January 2022
In this remarkable collection of poems the Basque poet Beatriz Chivite Ezkieta imagines the lives of people she has seen on her travels on the Underground
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Vera’s tragic story, so closely intertwined with the bigger history of the twentieth century makes The Ends of Stories one of the most compelling European contemporary explorations of identity.
Written at the crossroads of late Symbolism and the avant-garde movements of Futurism and Cubism, Sá-Carneiro’s literature is breath-taking in its originality.
Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen’s poems have all the intensity of childhood memories, but are imbued with an adult awareness of mortality.
The legacy of post-Soviet societies, the historical and contemporary status of women in the region, and visible influences from other literatures and cultures make Latgalian poetry a must-read for all interested in the art of poetry.
This is joy – to be a bird, passing through the sky where a storm left forceful peace.
This is death – to close your eyes, to hear the silence as when the music begins.















