Eamon Grennan
Dove of Desire
Ready
Kathryn Maris
It Was a Gift from God
The Devil Got into Her
Michael Murphy
The Man Who Walked on
Water
from The Book of Mormon
A Silk Purse
Bill Manhire
Song with a Chorus
Velvet
The Carpe Diem Poem
John Hartley Williams
Jazz Recipe
Port
Hard Men
Ellen Cranitch
Spring
Dawn Wood
Man and Atoms
Rhian Gallagher
Waltz
Boys at the Wheel Park
Tim Liardet
Sky Egg
The Law of Primogeniture
The Constables Call
Marianne Burton
The Postcard on the Fridge
After the Pipe
Alison Brackenbury
Lapwings
Andrew Sant
Interrogative Pressure
Gerard Smyth
To the Wedding
John Kinsella
First Counter-clockwise Canto of the Möbius Strip
Marie Etienne
from War Diary
Tony Roberts
The Noir américain Back at Birdland
Adam Wyeth
Life is Shit
Gregory Leadbetter
Sparrows
The Sight of Closed Eyes
Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch
The Glass Path
Julian Stannard
Oh, Fuck It
My Beautiful Son Cooks Me an Octopus
Vona Groarke
By and By
The Jar
Catherine Smith
Nectar
Fred D’Aguiar
Playing House
S-Joe
Elegiac anti-Fascist anger right
now
George Szirtes says
The Drowned Book has water
and enough to spare, but Mary Oliver needs a good glug
Innocence when roses smelt divine;
and Brechtian hard common sense
Carol Rumens' close
reading of two remarkable new collections
A unique and warmly recommended anthology
DM Black enjoys
reading the responses
of contemporary poets to poems of the past
Senior poets and a contrasting younger
author
Grevel Lindop compares work by Peter Porter, Michael Hamburger and Diana
Syder
Realigning the World
Helen Constantine’s admiration for three very different collections
Enthusiasm for two first collections
Bernard O’Donoghue says one is the best first book in years, and
the other is uncompromisingly inventive
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