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Vivid and absorbing exploration of the phenomenon of Shabtai Zvi of Smyrna

Passionate and varied poetry collection that digs beneath the surface of experience in search of the authentic.

Deeply felt, observational poetry that delves into everyday experience as a way of understanding deeper questions.

Blending echoes of Celtic myth and Grail legend with an undercurrent of Alchemical thought, A Locket of Hermes is a spiritual quest towards a deeper reality, a deeper sense of self.

Poetry pamphlet from the author of the acclaimed nature diary, Marram.

An all-in-old guide to writing utopian fiction.

In a near-future world without privacy or freedom, life is unravelling for Luke, a teenager whose questions and individuality have no place in surveilled society. A virtual encounter with a girl who claims to live beyond the all-controlling grip of E-Government sets him on a quest not only for answers, but for escape. But is Alys real? Why are there echoes of her world in his father, Nazir Malik¿s home, especially since Nazir is a celebrity artist trusted by E-Government? And what role can characters from Celtic Arthurian legend possibly play in saving the future? Most urgently, can Luke overcome the threats that surround him and find the Standing Ground?"A wonderful novel¿ a fresh rendition of the future that draws on technologies that are currently emerging¿ and on Arthurian legend¿ akin to Philip Pullman¿s street-smart, other-worldly creations, complete with convincing, humorous and likeable characters¿ a gripping read."Anna Kiernan

In this prequel to The Standing Ground, we travel back two generations to the origins of the oppressive E-Government state that infiltrates every aspect of people¿s lives in the decade following Brexit and a global pandemic. But, as the darkness overtakes Britain and other areas of Europe, the light of resistance wakes in a community that spans the Celtic outposts of Brittany and North Wales. And in a strange child, Myrddin Emrys, also known as Merlin.Weaving together Arthurian legend and exploratory fiction of the near future, The Roots of the Ground explores the human cost of a monoculture that tramples freedom and privacy and asserts with Carl Jung that:'As far as we can discern, the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light in the darkness of mere being.'

Subtle eco-poetry exploring the interconnectedness of the human and other-than-human world.

The much anticipated new collection from essayist, poet and blues musician John Barnie.

Follow up poetry collection to Nigel Hutchinson's warmly received debut, The Humble Family Interviews.

The latest collection from this well-respected Irish poet finds bitter-sweet joys in even the darkest times.

Poetry inspired by paintings from Welsh artists from 18th Century onwards.

An inventive, honest and distinctive debut collection, filled with humour and yet sometimes unsettling in the directness of its gaze.

An extraordinary sequel to the powerful events recounted in The Green Table, this is a courageous, heart-rending and important story.

A wry, sideways look beneath the surface of our everyday lives, this second collection by Robin Thomas is creative, witty and warm.

Meditative poetry inspired by winter as season and metaphor.

A unique, illustrated collection of poetry exploring themes of loss and togetherness.

Complex debut crime novel, filled with deceit and betrayal culminating in an devastating finale.

Part novel, part biography, June creates a image of its central figure through diaries and letters.

An historical novel based on the life of pioneering photographer, Julia Margaret Cameron.

A poetry collection exploring the world of the Romani.

A collection of poems exploring the many themes of love.

In Stranger we journey from people to places, visiting creatures, objects and conditions, all of which are odd, slightly off-kilter, seen from a unusual perspective.

An exploration of dysfunctional environments, strange relationships and experiences on the margins.

Thought provoking and gripping collection of short fiction from a fast-developing Anglo-French author.

Mario Petrucci generates love (and non-love) poetry that refuses to squint in the glare of experience. With characteristic candour and inventiveness, whether through light-filled lyric or a murderous remaking of myth, Petrucci takes us just about everywhere love can go.