Description
Emporium, Ian Pindar’s first collection, is stocked with curiosities, jokes and horrors. Step through the door and discover Big Bumperton on his bicycle, Mrs Beltinska in her bath, Monsieur P. on holiday, a transfixed girl in blue jeans, a wasp, two lascivious figs and a god who wanders shopping arcades ‘enhaloed in black flames of longing and dread’. A chain letter travels across centuries of poetry, from Langland to Maxine Chernoff; deep in a snowy forest, seen only by wolves, a mysterious machine is resonating – Pindar maps a surreal hinterland where the dark humour of absurdity lies in wait.







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101 Poems About Childhood
What Rhymes with Sneeze?
John Clare
Mustard, Custard, Grumble Belly and Gravy
Girls Are Coming Out of the Woods
Maps and Love Songs for Mina Loy
Gold from the Stone
How To Write Poems
Soho
I Speak For The Devil