Description
Gabriel Levin’s fourth collection moves from the Mediterranean world that has engaged his imagination for the last thirty years, to the sombre title sequence written in the shadow of Israel’s bombardment and incursion into Gaza in 2008. These striking poems and their prose commentary (‘The Fathers are Watching’) navigate between the depredations of war and the mind’s need to disengage itself from its surroundings. The final section of this articulate and compassionate book is a fifteen-sonnet cycle dispatched from the shores of an unnamed island, which could be everyman’s abode, in search of what might lie yonder.








Hansel and Gretel
Pretend You Don't Know Me
Selected Poetry
Insistence
I May Be Stupid But I'm Not That Stupid
Wild Nights: New & Selected Poems
Comic Poems
Carnac (Bloodaxe Contemporary French Poets)
The Moon Before Morning
Milk and Honey
Book of Mercy
Steep Tea
Clare Beaton's Bedtime Rhymes
Funny Ha-Ha, Funny Peculiar: A Book of Strange and Comic Poems
This Is Yarrow
Thirty Poets Go to the Gym
My First Mr. Men Nursery Rhymes