This exciting new translation is launched to coincide with two anniversaries: the 50th anniversary of Xenia's 1966 private (and first) edition in Italian
the historical with the present and asks you to explore the strange and the familiar in equal measure
the poet’s literary executor
Feed the Beast by Pádraig Ó Tuama features poems which wrestle with sexuality and religion
with one for every day of the year
The Silence by Gillian Clarke<br><b>POETRY BOOK SOCIETY RECOMMENDATION SPRING 2024</b> roman This exciting new translation is'The days have no names. The day they count the dead,the day they closed the doors,turned off the lights. We're still here in the silence,hearing tree talk,the wind's secrets,the company of birds.' 'The Year of the Dead' The poems in Gillian Clarke's The Silence begin during lockdown, whose silences Clarke listens so attentively that other voices emerge. As the book progresses, that silence deepens, in the poems about her mother and childhood, about
