Ross Cogan’s spellbinding new collection, Bragr, is a reimagining of Norse mythology for our times, in which environmental concerns frame the earth’s incredible yet fragile beauty. Available now.
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Poems of earth, nature, and Norse myth
Anthologies
<p><em>Drawing Down the Moon</em> is an anthology of work from Welsh writers in 1996. Inevitably the reader will identify glaring omissions and infuriating choices here. Where are the young writers? Is there enough political writing? Has the urban muse been given its due? Such is the deliciously contentious nature of the annual...
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<p><em>In a Different Light </em>is a groundbreaking collection of work by fourteen poets writing in Dutch, many of whom have made continental reputations, yet await discovery by the English-speaking world. And there are fascinating and rewarding discoveries to be made. The tone is often conversational, and imbued with wry humour...
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<p>An entertaining and wide-ranging selection from forty years of one of Britain’s foremost poetry magazines.</p><p>Forty years and 154 issues have helped <em>Poetry Wales</em> become one of the bedrock magazines for new poetry in Britain. Despite its name, <em>PW</em> is an internationalist...
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<p><em>Teaching a Chicken to Swim</em> celebrates the work of nineteen graduates of the Masters in Writing course at the University of Glamorgan, among them Maria McCann, Richard John Evans, Pamela Johnson and Dan Rhodes.<br /><br />"The University of Glamorgan is immensely proud of its Masters in...
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<p><strong>‘A glittering bilingual anthology.’ – George Szirtes</strong></p><p><strong>‘<em>The Other Tiger</em> serves as a window on what is, to many readers, still another world. It is a great and generous gift, a legacy that will endure.’ &...
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