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  • av Julia Trickey
    225,-

    An insight into the processes and techniques of botanical illustration by an award-winning artist and experienced tutor.

  • av James Peake
    170,-

    In The Third City, his most remarkable collection to date, James Peake once more offers us his unique combination of dream-like fluency and intellectual rigour, and who in poem after poem uncovers our capacity to love in full knowledge of the odds.

  • av Adrian Moulton
    180,-

    The lively story of Reading's music scene in the late 70s and early 80s following the explosion of punk and its DIY attitude. Local bands, venues, record labels, recording studios, technicians, promoters, fanzines, radio and more.

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    av Pamela Taylor
    229,-

    Pamela Taylor's exquisitely detailed and accurately observed pen-and-ink drawings of ancient and veteran trees from Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hampshire are accompanied by artistic and ecological observations telling stories of the trees themselves and the surrounding landscape, as well as spotlight sections and advice for artists.

  • av Kitty Hawkins
    170,-

    Kitty Hawkins' first collection These Yellow Days is haunted by the birth and death of an idealised adulthood, using speculative and imaginative juxtapositions as a means of rewriting memories.

  • av James Harpur
    170,-

    A new collection from James Harpur, chronicling his time at Trinity College, Cambridge, in the 1970s. Compelling, humorous and poignant, The Magic Theatre is an enthralling rite of passage amid the 'full catastrophe' of university life.

  • av Geoff Sawers
    126,-

    Quakers in the UK are grouped into many local Meetings; this book outlines the history of Reading Meeting and its place within the town, and of the Meeting House itself.

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    195,-

    This new anthology features work from 37 emerging and established Reading poets. Edited by award-winning poet Vic Pickup, this book presents a vibrant and diverse collection, reflecting the energy and variety of the townâEUR(TM)s arts scene.

  • av David Ricks
    156,-

    With Signs Following, David Ricks's first full collection, brings together poems and translations written over the last three decades.

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    av Martha Kapos
    166,-

    Martha Kapos imagines sonata form as a narrative structure in this remarkable, and psychologically acute, showcase for poems written over nearly 30 years. With an afterword by Lawrence Kramer: Sonata, What Do You Want of Me?

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    av Jonathan Davidson
    205,-

    Downland is a unique collaboration celebrating the landscape of the Berkshire Downs as seen through the eyes of artist Anna Dillon and poet Jonathan Davidson.

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    av Claire Dyer
    145,-

    In The Adjustments, Claire Dyer's fourth collection with Two Rivers Press, the poet explores the vagaries of time and experience. As a narrative in reverse, her book scrutinises the fine tunings of life - from what's expected to what happens - and the associated search for equilibrium in a world that's constantly changing.

  • av John Froy
    195,-

    In The Blue Armchair, his third collection, John Froy seeks to rediscover his mother after her death in poems widely and wildly various.

  • av Susan Utting
    156,-

    The Colour of Rain is Susan Utting's fifth full collection of poetry, following her New and Selected, Half the Human Race.

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    av David Cliffe
    215,-

    An absorbing look at the history of Reading through 150 pieces of printed ephemera.

  • av Ruth O'Callaghan
    146,-

    The poems in Where Shadow Falls explore the frailties of the human condition, the landscapes in which such frailties emerge, and the dire consequences that can ensue.

  • av Alistair Noon
    146,-

    Paradise Takeaway is a long poem with Luton Airport in it. Part memoir, part invention, it takes us along the bus and train routes of the London metropolitan area, not stopping at the eponymous fast food outlet en route to Aylesbury. On the way you'll meet the Spirit of Rail, a famous German philosopher, and other figures real and unreal.

  • av Katherine Meehan
    146,-

    Katherine Meehan's debut collection presents an examination of losses, failures, and griefs, all tempered by an unusual humour. The poems wander between urban and rural spaces, from Los Angeles and Appalachia to the English home counties, giving voice to glass eels, Grendel's mother and a host of nameless 'losers'.

  • av Rosie Jackson
    175,-

  • av Asuka Hishiki
    245,-

    Asuka Hishiki is an award-winning botanical artist whose work, showcased here with the artist's own commentary, encompasses subjects as diverse as rotting vegetables, endangered species, mundane weeds and backyard insects - all treasures to her and transformed into objects of intense and fragile beauty through her skill with watercolour.

  • av Steven Matthews
    175,-

    'Some Other Where' is about steps and missteps, disconnection, and connection, both in relationships and between ourselves and the world. Matthews's poems embody those sudden jolts when we see our lives differently.

  • av Kate Noakes
    167,-

  • av Susan Christopher-Coulson
    255,-

    What are the ingredients for a successful career as a botanical artist? In The Tapestry of Life, Susan Christopher-Coulson shares her compulsion to collect and then record the botanical treasures she finds and details some of her favourite tools and methods, making this book both beautiful and useful.

  • av Philippe Jaccottet
    181,-

    'A la lumiere d'hiver' is a central work in the writing of the Swiss French poet Philippe Jaccottet (1925-2021). Tim Dooley's translation, 'In Winter Light', is the product of a long relationship with the original, which he first read in 1977. His English version mirrors the tentative, scrupulous exploration of being he finds in Jaccottet's French.

  • av Robin Thomas
    154,-

    The poems in 'The Weather on the Moon' turn Manet on his head, enter the thoughts of a post prandial lion, view and buy a 'snorting' Hot Rod, and imagine life on a modern-day Titanic. Bubbling away throughout this intense, sometimes humorous, sometimes quirky, always compassionate poetry is a joy in language, its possibilities, and music.

  • av Peter Robinson
    154,-

  • av Jane Draycott
    152,-

  • av Jane Draycott
    181,-

    A new edition and reissue of Christina the Astonishing, a sensual and exhilarating poetic collaboration between Jane Draycott and Lesley Saunders, retelling - through their own poems as well as brief extracts from medieval religious writers - Christina's story as a woman's search for selfhood.

  • - The Railway and the Station
    av Adam Sowan
    175,-

    To tie in with the rebuilding and extension of Reading Station this book gives an account of the station's history and development over the last 175 years.

  • av Tim Dooley
    165,-

    The poems in Discoveries respond to the uncertainties of our time with an unpredictability of their own. Tim Dooley makes use of varied, sometimes arbitrary, structures to explore possibilities of expression.

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