Description
This book collects the poems of Thomas Kinsella from his five most recent Peppercanister pamphlets. As he has throughout his writing, here Kinsella sets himself, clear-eyed, to face hard truths: ‘the waste and the excess’ of the living process; ageing and emptiness; the cancer of war. But against these are the creatively redeeming impulses – of the search for understanding: ‘an imagination arguing with itself / until the ache is eased’; above all, of ‘Grace as desire – Joy of the flesh / Saying all it can of love.’
The Last Poems of Jules Laforgue 
A Little Body Are Many Parts 
New and Selected Poems, Volume Two 
Milk and Honey 
The Handle of the Door 
Clare Beaton's Bedtime Rhymes