Poetry
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Available in October 2026
John Harris was a miner and a preacher who faced poverty so extreme he was reduced to composing poetry by scratching onto his own nails and using blackberry juice for ink. He was the first labouring-class man to win the Shakespeare Tercentenary Prize.
Sradagan san Iarmailt Sparks in the Firmament
English, Language, Poetry, Scottish Gaelic, Translated poetry £20.00Available now
This wide-ranging anthology showcases the talented cohort of Gaelic poets who have come to prominence since the turn of the millennium
Nì farsaingeachd an duanaire seo taisbeanadh buidheann tàlantach de bhàird na Gàidhlig a thàinig am bàrr o char na mìle bliadhna
Writing in the Opitergino Mottense dialect of Veneto, Fabio Franzin describes the harsh reality of factory work, finding spaces of companionship and tenderness in the eroded and marginalized landscapes of working class culture
Both inventive literature from a remote corner of the world and poetical statement about the very nature of poetry
Outside Paradise
Autobiography, Basque, English, Poetry, Translated Fiction, Translated poetry, Travel £12.00A wonderfully self-deprecating journey around three French prisons at which he gave readings (some successful, some hilarious failures) as well as around the Basque language and the human psyche
Termynyow a Dheu | Coming Times
Cornish / Kernewek, Cornish Language, Language, Poetry, Translated poetry £7.99Here are new Cornish legends, in elegant Celtic verse with fluent English translations
Matter & Memory is an extraordinary collection of poems, the result of a lifetime’s contemplation of what it means to be human
The Suntrap is the first explicit collection of queer poetry written in the language of the Faroe Islands
How should you behave if the words “love”, “family”, “parents” do not carry the same meaning for you as for other people?
A’ Ruith Eadar Dà Dhràgon
Poetry, Catalan, English, Language, 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.
Playful, mischievous, unpredictable – where readers can never tell what is coming next or where they will be led
This new collection of poems confronts the issues of human loneliness, social injustice, war, domestic abuse and the destruction of the natural world
On the Other Side is March is a lyrical tapestry of a daughter visiting and revisiting her mother as she recedes into memories lost and found
Order now – available from 6 March 2023
These are poems of the senses – the music of the harp, love and life’s fruitfulness, visions of the city of Glasgow.
‘This may well be Gorman’s masterpiece’
With an introduction by Noèlia Díaz Vicedo















