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Poetry London buy now

Summer 08

Poems

Pauline Stainer

Words • Dove Cottage • Sakurafubuki • Deer coming to water unseen • The Whitening • Quandal • Moonfield • The Apple House

Pauline Stainer

The Whitening

Michael Symmons Roberts

Man in a Fox Suit • Fox in a Man Suit

Martyn Crucefix

Water-lily

Ashley Capps

Absconditus • Say One thing and Mean • Citizens

Jay Rogoff

The Earth

Moniza Alvi

Mermaid • Europa’s Dream

Rachel Hadas

In the Drawer • In-flight Movie

Greta Stoddart

Salvation Jane

Robin Robertson

The Plague Year

Polly Clark

Kilcreggan

Steven Heighton

Herself, Revised

Chris Beckett

Poem to the lucky boy

Toon Tellegen

A Man and an Angel, studies for a poem

Marianne Boruch

It isn’t that serious before dawn, trees • Memory must be viral • I am so pissed, said god, maybe • I woke in rain to old war footage

Pascale Petit

Frozen Horses • Slipper Orchids of China • Creation of the Trees

Fergus Chadwick

Handshake

Shirin Razavian

Arvin

Carol Rumens

Gift

Simon Richey

from Naming the Tree

C L Dallat

Lido Café

Emily Berry

Her Inheritance

Siriol Troup

The Penance of St John Chrysostom

Reviews & Features

The Condition of Music

WN Herbert observes how pattern shapes narrative for Ciaran Carson, Catherine Smith and Tom Pow

Travelling without Leaving

Martyn Crucefix explores the development of Guy Goffette, Michael Hofmann and Peter Robinson

The Art of Detachment

Anne-Marie Fyfe on engagements with feeling in Maggie Sawkins, Jackie Kay and Brigit Pegeen Kelly

Wordlessly Came Death

Tom Chivers finds depth beneath the surface energy of ‘fusion’ poets Todd Swift, Nick Laird and Mario Petrucci

Grace and Authenticity

Peter Robinson asks if flaws can be felicities for Janet Frame, Bernard O’Donoghue and Alison Brackenbury

New Tongues

Katy Evans-Bush on how Katia Kapovich and Valeria Melchioretto enrich their adopted language

Beyond Puff and Posture

Nathan Hamilton introduces first collections by Simon Barraclough, Isobel Dixon and Adam Foulds

Loud is the New Quiet

Kathryn Maris contrasts Sasha Dugdale, Deborah Garrison and Sujata Bhatt

Two Things at Once

E A Markham (1939–2008)