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A novel set in the world of modern art, loosely based on the life of the French Dadaist Marcel Duchamp. From the author of THE BOOK OF GOD.

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Contemporary French poetry has long been tagged as being overly cerebral and hermetic. But there exists a very different, thriving tradition which is too often muffled by noisier movements like Surrealism or Minimalism. This title gives voice to this tradition.

Talks about the grace and variousness of the world. This work aims to capture the richness of life in story-poems, word-plays, history- and myth-makings, aphoristic fragments and domestic portraits, recollections of rural Australia and moments of urban experience.

This is Tomlinson's 15th collection of poems, since "The Necklace" (1955). It shows an increased range of interest and of forms. His travels to America and Italy have continued, to these he now adds poems about a visit to Germany.

Born in Barnsley in 1957, Ian McMillan published his first book of poems, "The Changing Problem" in 1980. Baleful, satirical, playful, amorous, his poems range in style and effect. The poems are characterizd by their empathetic intelligence and rhythmic tact.

The third title published as part of the "Robert Graves Programme". This text is a collection of Graves's stories. Other titles in the series are "The Centenary Selected Poems", edited by Patrick Quinn and "Collected Writings on Poetry", edited by Paul O'Prey.

This is the first volume of a two-volume edition of the work of the Scottish poet, Hugh MacDiarmid. It is a revised edition with several newly-discovered poems and various corrections.

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Three very different sequences hold this collection of poems together: an experimental section entitled "Accident", "Annunciations", and "A Habitat", a group of poems loosely surrounding the retrieval of an old house from its ghostly past.

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Features a collection of poems written by Mathers, whose versions from Asian and Oriental poetry, for many, rank with those of Arthur Waley or Ezra Pound.

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In the four years between the appearance of his first collection of poems in 1961 and his death at the age of forty-eight, Johannes Bobrowski gained lasting international recognition as the outstanding East German poet of his time. This title presents a selection of his poems in English translation.

What kind of truth does modern poetry offer? This book ranges over European and American poetry since Baudelaire. It describes the tensions and conflicts in and behind the work of almost every major poet of the period.

Ivan V Lalic is perhaps the finest poet in the Serbo-Croat language. This title offers translations of his work. It traces his development over nearly twenty years, from his first published poems to the end of the sixties.