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Jennifer Zilm's second poetry collection, The Missing Field, concerns themes of translation, preservation and the...
Part distilled observation, part imaginative act, part spiritual expedition, the lyrically-idiosyncratic poems in Startled Night...
The poems in this selection were written and published between 1954 and 1977, except for...
Dreaming Our Space, a translation of genre-defying prose poems speaks of the difficult mother-daughter relationship...
Federico Garcia Lorca regarded his poems, essentially, as verbal music and, in fact, performed each...
This collection of poems is imbued with a poetic voice of groundlessness, detailing the winding,...
In his first collection of poetry, Max Layton takes the post apocalypse to new heights. Satirical in places, full of longing and remorse in others, the poems (each beginning with "When the rapture comes ...") bring together memories of family, trips to fantasylands, and outrageous humour. Life, in other words, in all its varied colours and shapes -- despite the shadow of when the rapture comes.
