Description
There have been poetry anthologies dedicated to birds before, but none has sought to cover such a full range of species as Sidekick’s Birdbook series, with poems as varied in texture and voice as the birds themelves, and illustrations that veer from the figurative to the impressionistic and back again. This volume pitches its readers headlong into the raucous British countryside, where dark bolts of hawk seem to pin the very sky in place, where a shock of hedgerow buzzes with spies and gossip-mongers, where corvids sweep the land like a crime scene squad, where abundant grass and gorse and dead-leaf mash affords cover to the wildest of mimics and chancers.
Poetry Survey 1977 No.2: Supplementary to the Poet's Yearbook 1977: A Proposal for the Establishment of a British Library of Recorded Sound 
Gold from the Stone 
Strong Words