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An introduction to the world of Solstice Shorts, short fiction and poetry for the shortest day of the year. After 8 years and 7 books, Solstice Shorts is taking a break - a Hiatus - until the next time the winter solstice falls on a weekend. Solstice literally refers to the pause when the sun seems to briefly hang unmoving in the sky on the 21st December, so Hiatus is quite an appropriate time theme. Chosen by public vote, the best poems and short stories from each of the previous anthologies sit alongside two pieces chosen by competiton, written to this years theme of Hiatus.

The concept of identity be it class, gender, sexuality, national, institutional, or anything else we define ourselves by has gone through radical change over the past half-century, and the idea of definition by binary oppositions is no longer as relevant as it once was.Spectrum is a poetry anthology that seeks to amplify marginalised voices, and to celebrate the great diversity and rich variation in the identities of people from around the world and from a huge cross-section of walks of life.

A wonderful collection stemming from a hugely important project keeping young Welsh writers connected to Europe despite all attempts to sever these crucial cultural ties. Rachel TreziseAnthologies such as this one are the footings of the recently-burnt bridges that we need to rebuild. They help to tear down the walls put up around us. Always important, they are now vital. Niall GriffithsUlyssess Cat brings readers the work of some of the most outstanding authors of the younger generation from Croatia, Greece, Serbia, Slovenia and Wales who participated in a project of exchange residencies originally launched on the Croatian island of Mljet, where, according to legend, shipwrecked Ulysses found shelter. As Britain becomes metaphorically unmoored and drifts away from Europe, keeping connected through reading and dialogue provides us with new perspectives on our place in the world and on the tumultuous times we live in. The works of poetry, prose and essays included here offer a snapshot of the concerns and preoccupations shared by young writers from a region with a rich literature that rarely reaches English-language readers and at the same time confirms the vitality of the bilingual Welsh literary scene.

In New Collected Rhymes, Andrew Lang presents a rich tapestry of poetry that celebrates the nuances of human experience through whimsical yet poignant verse. Langs literary style is marked by his unique blend of storytelling and lyricism, drawing readers into his imaginative world where folklore, nature, and the exploration of moral themes intertwine. This collection reflects the late Victorian literary context, responding to both an appreciation for traditional forms and a burgeoning interest in childhood and its enchantments, revealing Langs deft handling of meter and rhyme that engages a wide spectrum of readers. Andrew Lang, a Scottish poet, novelist, and critic, was not only an influential figure in the literary circles of his time but also a pioneering folklorist. His extensive background in collecting and retelling folk tales, as evidenced in his earlier works such as The Blue Fairy Book, deeply informs the whimsical tone and childlike wonder found in this poetry collection. Langs passion for storytelling and cultural mythology led him to craft rhymes that resonate with readers inherent curiosity and sense of nostalgia. For those seeking a delightful, reflective read, New Collected Rhymes is a must. Langs enchanting verses are perfect for both children and adults alike, inviting them to immerse themselves in a world where fantasy and reality blur. This collection not only entertains but also prompts readers to ponder deeper truths about life and imagination.

In "Random Rhymes and Rambles," Bill oth Hoylus End presents a vibrant tapestry of verse that seamlessly intertwines whimsy with introspection. The collection is characterized by its playful yet poignant exploration of everyday themes, employing a distinctive blend of traditional rhyme schemes and innovative linguistic experimentation. Oth Hoylus End captures the essence of modern life while drawing on the rich heritage of past poetic forms, invoking echoes of notable poets while asserting a unique voice in contemporary literature. Bill oth Hoylus End, a poet hailing from the cultural heart of the English countryside, channels his experiences and observations into this engaging collection. With a background in both fine arts and literature, he has cultivated a deep appreciation for the interplay between visual aesthetics and the written word. His diverse influences, ranging from the pastoral traditions of John Keats to the experimental modernism of E.E. Cummings, resonate throughout the poems, underscoring his quest to challenge the boundaries of poetic expression. For readers seeking a delightful blend of humor and depth, "Random Rhymes and Rambles" is an essential addition to any literary repertoire. Hoylus Ends masterful command of language invites readers on a journey through the mundane and the extraordinary, making this collection both relatable and profound. This book is highly recommended for those who cherish both the whimsy and weight of well-crafted poetry.

"Mollie Charane, and Other Ballads" is a captivating collection that delves into the rich tapestry of folk tradition, blending lyrical beauty with emotional depth. The ballads within this anthology explore themes of love, loss, and resilience through vivid storytelling and melodic language. Drawing from various cultural influences, the collection showcases a diversity of voices, inviting readers into a world where the oral tradition meets literary finesse. The poems resonate with the echoes of past generations while remaining relevant in the contemporary landscape, making it a poignant reflection on the human experience. The authors behind this anthology are a collaborative group of poets and folklorists who have dedicated their careers to preserving and revitalizing folk narratives. Their collective expertise encompasses a wide range of cultural backgrounds and historical contexts, which has undoubtedly shaped their approach to this work. This anthology emerges from a context of cultural resurgence, where the relevance of traditional ballads is being re-examined in light of modern storytelling techniques and social issues. For readers who appreciate the melodic harmony of folklore intertwined with profound human emotions, "Mollie Charane, and Other Ballads" is a must-read. This anthology not only provides a window into the rich heritage of balladry but also invites reflection on contemporary themes, making it a valuable addition to any literary collection.

Scottish Poetry of the Sixteenth Century is a rich anthology that encapsulates a critical period of literary innovation and cultural expression in Scotland. Featuring a diverse array of voices, this carefully curated collection showcases the unique stylistic elements of sixteenth-century poetry, which often blends the lyrical beauty of the Scots language with themes of nationalism, historical turbulence, and the complexities of Humanist thought. The book provides valuable context through its exploration of key poetic figures and movements, revealing how their works reflect the societal shifts and cultural conversations of the time. The authorship of this anthology is varied, representing a multitude of poets who navigated the charged political landscape of sixteenth-century Scotland. The selections are likely influenced by the authors backgrounds, which were steeped in the Reformation, clan rivalries, and the quest for Scottish identity. Through their verses, these poets grappled with their tumultuous environment, innovative literary forms, and the growing influence of the Renaissance, thus laying the groundwork for the evolution of Scottish literature. This anthology is an essential read for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of Scottish literature and history. It invites readers to explore the intersection of artistry and culture during a transformative era, fostering a deeper appreciation for the linguistic richness and emotional depth of a pivotal moment in Scotlands literary heritage.

In "Yorkshire Dialect Poems (1673-1915) and Traditional Poems," F. W. Moorman meticulously collates an eclectic anthology that captures the linguistic richness and cultural vibrancy of Yorkshire through poetry. The collection encompasses a wide spectrum of dialects, providing a unique lens into the everyday lives and sentiments of Yorkshires inhabitants. Moormans literary style is marked by a robust authenticity, employing traditional forms and markers of local vernacular that are both accessible and evocative, reflecting the social and historical contexts that shaped these works from the late 17th to the early 20th centuries. F. W. Moorman, an academic and poet deeply rooted in Yorkshires cultural landscape, approached this compilation with both reverence and scholarly precision. His passion for regional dialects and folklore, coupled with an intricate understanding of the evolution of Yorkshires literary expression, influenced his efforts to preserve and celebrate the dialects uniqueness. Such dedication stems from Moormans own experiences and love for the region, leading him to become an eminent figure in dialect studies. This book is an essential read for those interested in the intersection of language, culture, and history. It invites readers to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Yorkshires dialect, offering a compelling glimpse into regional identity. Scholars, poetry enthusiasts, and anyone with an appreciation for linguistic diversity will find Moormans work a treasure trove of poetic heritage.

The Childrens Garland from the Best Poets is a remarkable anthology that presents a curated selection of poetry specifically crafted for children, drawing from the works of esteemed poets across different eras. Characterized by its lyrical cadence and vibrant imagery, the collection serves to enchant young readers while simultaneously imparting moral lessons and fostering emotional intelligence. The anthology features a diverse range of poetic styles, from whimsical verses to more reflective pieces, showcasing the rich tapestry of childrens literature and its capacity to engage the imaginations of its audience within a Victorian context, where the significance of childhood was increasingly appreciated. The anthologys editors, including prominent figures of the time, aimed to bridge the divide between adult literature and childrens reading material, reflecting a burgeoning interest in childhood as a unique phase of life worthy of its own literary works. By bringing together the best poets of the age, including Wordsworth, Blake, and Coleridge, the editors highlight not only the imaginative potential but also the moral complexities inherent in childhood experiences, illuminating the societal shifts towards valuing childrens voices. This collection is indispensable for anyone passionate about childrens literature and its evolution. Recommended for educators, parents, and scholars, The Childrens Garland from the Best Poets offers a delightful gateway into the vivid world of poetry that celebrates childhoods wonder and wisdom, making it a timeless resource for inspiring young minds.

In "Oracles from the Poets: A Fanciful Diversion for the Drawing Room," various esteemed poets unite to create a delightful tapestry of verse that serves both as entertainment and inspiration. The collection presents a unique blend of whimsical poetic forms and eloquent musings, inviting readers into a world where the profound intersects with the playful. Its literary style combines ornate language with accessible themes, reflecting the late 19th-century salon culture where art and conversation flourished. Each piece acts as a glimpse into the psyche of the poet, offering profound insights and fanciful ruminations neat enough for sociable gatherings. This anthology encapsulates the revivalist spirit of its time, drawing upon the works and influences of significant literary figures. The collaborative nature of the book speaks to an era that valued shared intellectual pursuits and creativity in social contexts. The poets featured, spanning various backgrounds and styles, provide a rich dialogue that mirrors the eras yearning for both depth and levity in literature. "Oracles from the Poets" is highly recommendable for readers seeking not only enjoyment but also a deeper connection to the richness of poetic tradition. This collection promises to be an enchanting addition to any bookshelf, perfect for both intimate reading and lively discussion among friends.

In "The Runaway Donkey, and Other Rhymes for Children," Emilie Poulsson crafts a whimsical collection of poetry designed to engage the imaginations of young readers. The book features charming verses that resonate with the playful spirit of childhood, employing simple language and rhythmic patterns that make it accessible and enjoyable for children. Poulssons literary style is marked by a vivid imagination, rich imagery, and a strong emphasis on moral lessons, reflecting the broader context of late 19th-century childrens literature which often aimed to balance entertainment with educational values. Emilie Poulsson was not only a writer but also an educator deeply influenced by her experiences in teaching young children. Her understanding of childhood development and psychology informs the relatable themes and playful nature of her poetry. Poulssons dedication to nurturing the minds of her young students and her belief in the transformative power of literature inspired her to compose works that would both delight and instruct her audience in wholesome virtues and life lessons. This delightful anthology is highly recommended for parents, educators, and anyone invested in the literary development of children. Poulssons rhyme scheme and storytelling are sure to captivate young hearts, making "The Runaway Donkey" an essential addition to any childs library that seeks to blend enjoyment with moral education.

"Specimens with Memoirs of the Less-known British Poets, Complete" is a compelling anthology that delves into the works of British poets who, despite their rich contributions to the literary landscape, have largely remained overshadowed by their more illustrious contemporaries. The collection features a rich tapestry of poetic forms and themes, revealing a diverse array of voices and styles, from the Romantic reveries to the early Victorian sentimentality. The editors provide insightful memoirs that contextualize the poets lives and works within the broader trajectory of British literature, thus offering a richly layered reading experience that invites both emotional engagement and intellectual inquiry. The anthology is curated by various literary figures who share a passion for unearthing hidden gems within the British poetic canon. Their dedication to shedding light on lesser-known poets not only rescues these voices from obscurity but also reflects a broader movement within literary studies that seeks to reevaluate cultural narratives. This undertaking is inspired by the belief that every poet, regardless of fame, contributes uniquely to the richness of literary traditions. For readers seeking to enrich their understanding of British poetry, this anthology is an essential resource. It serves not only as an introduction to lesser-known poets but also as a testament to the enduring power of poetry to capture the complexities of human experience. Whether you are a seasoned scholar or a curious newcomer, this collection will deepen your appreciation for the diverse tapestry of voices that form the backbone of British literature.

In "War Poetry of the South," various authors converge to provide a poignant anthology that captures the turbulence and valor of the Southern experience during the American Civil War. The collection encompasses a range of styles, from the heart-wrenching elegies of lost soldiers to the stirring verses that celebrate Southern bravery. Employing vivid imagery and emotive language, the poems serve not only as historical accounts but also as personal narratives that reflect the broader societal impacts of war, invoking emotions of loss, hope, and defiance amidst the chaos. Positioned within the literary context of 19th-century American poetry, this anthology speaks to the cultural and regional identity of the South during a transformative era. The authors contributing to this compilation are a diverse group of poets, some who experienced the Civil War firsthand, while others were inspired by its profound impact on Southern society. Their voices echo the collective memory and trauma of a time marked by conflict, and numerous personal losses. Each poem integrates the complexities of their Southern heritage with a deep love for their land, showcasing a unique perspective that reflects both individual and collective struggles. Readers interested in historical literature or poetry centered around war will find "War Poetry of the South" an invaluable addition to their library. This anthology not only enriches the understanding of the emotive power of poetry in times of strife but also resonates with contemporary themes of conflict and identity. It is a profound exploration of a pivotal moment in American history, inviting readers to engage with the intertwined themes of sacrifice, loss, and the unbreakable human spirit.

"A Cyclopdia of Sacred Poetical Quotations" is a seminal compilation that encapsulates the profound intersection of faith and artistry, showcasing verses that resonate deeply within spiritual and poetic traditions. Encompassing a broad spectrum of religious poetry, this anthology weaves together the voices of numerous poets from diverse backgrounds and eras, offering reflections on divine themes such as love, redemption, and the human experience in relation to the divine. The editors have meticulously curated this collection, highlighting stylistic elements ranging from the lyrical to the didactic, providing a rich tapestry that invites readers to explore the depths of sacred verse through a scholarly lens. The authors of this anthology are not singular but rather a collective of scholars and poets who share a vision to illuminate the profound impact of sacred poetry across cultures. Their diverse backgrounds in theology, literature, and history have shaped this compilation, aiming to preserve and celebrate the lyrical expressions that have inspired countless individuals throughout the ages. This work reflects an enduring belief in the power of poetry to elevate the spirit and connect the human soul with the divine. This anthology is not merely a collection; it is an invitation for readers to explore the transformative power of sacred poetic expression. Perfect for scholars, students, and general readers alike, "A Cyclopdia of Sacred Poetical Quotations" serves as both a reference guide and a source of inspiration, urging audiences to reflect on their own spiritual journeys and the poetic voices that have shaped them.

The Poetry Book Society was founded by T.S. Eliot to share the joy of poetry. Its a unique poetry book club and every quarter our expert selectors choose the very best new books to deliver to our members across the globe. Our lively quarterly magazine is packed full of sneak preview poems from all the selected poets, alongside exclusive interviews, insightful reviews by the Ledbury Critics and extensive listings of every book and pamphlet published this quarter.The Autumn 2022 Bulletin features Sandeep Parmar, Zaffar Kunial, Mark Pajak, Don Paterson, Alycia Pirmohamed, Jorie Graham, and Venus Khoury-Ghata translated by Marilyn Hacker.

The Golden Treasury is a distinguished anthology that meticulously curates the finest English poetry from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries, showcasing the thematic richness and stylistic diversity of its era. Compiled by Francis Turner Palgrave, this seminal collection features luminaries such as Shakespeare, Milton, and Wordsworth, blending well-known masterpieces with lesser-known gems. Palgraves thoughtful organization and commentary elevate the reading experience, inviting readers to appreciate the intricate interplay of emotion and form that defines the poetry of this golden age. The anthology reflects both the romantic and Victorian sensibilities of its time, presenting a vibrant spectrum of poetic voices that resonate with both beauty and profundity. Francis Turner Palgrave, a notable poet and critic himself, drew upon his profound appreciation for English literature and personal connections with prominent poets of his time. A former professor at both Oxford and St. Andrews, Palgraves academic background informs his selections, embodying an intimate understanding of the literary landscape. His motivations stemmed from a desire to preserve and propagate the transcendental qualities of poetry, making relevant the cultural legacy for future generations. Recommended for both scholars and casual readers alike, The Golden Treasury serves as an indispensable entry point into English poetry. Its carefully curated selections and insightful annotations offer readers a rich tapestry of emotional experience, making it an essential companion for those wishing to explore the enduring power of words.

Quando damos um abraço e somos abraçados em troca, temos uma sensação de satisfação imediata, mas poucos sabem que, além desse sentimento de felicidade repentina, o abraço faz bem à saúde, é de graça

Gaza, terra da poesia é uma antologia que reúne poemas de 17 jovens poetas nascidos em Gaza, na Palestina, dentre os quais o organizador da coletânea, Muhammad Taysir. O livro foi publicado em Beirut

The Cavalier Songs and Ballads of England from 1642 to 1684 is a compelling anthology that immerses readers in the rich tapestry of poetic expression during a tumultuous period in English history. This collection captures the essence of the Cavalier movement, characterized by its celebration of love, loyalty, and a carpe diem philosophy amidst the backdrop of the English Civil War and Restoration. Through a range of lyrical stylesfrom the poignant to the exuberantthese songs and ballads reflect the cultural tensions of the time, showcasing the ingenuity of poets who deftly navigated the shifting social and political landscapes. The anthology is compiled from diverse authors, each bringing their unique background and perspective to the pieces. Many of these poets, often aligned with the Royalist cause, expressed their sentiments against the Puritanical restrictions of the era. Their work not only embodies the artistic energy of the time but also serves as a testament to the resilience of spirit amidst adversity, influenced by their own experiences and the tumult of the civil conflict. For readers interested in exploring the emotional depth and historical significance of 17th-century English poetry, this anthology is an invaluable resource. It offers not just lyrical beauty but also insight into the cultural mindset of a divided nation. The Cavalier Songs and Ballads invite you to experience a vibrant era when verse served as both a refuge and a rebellious declaration.

This unique and vivid collection brings to life Dove Cottage and Grasmere through the eyes of twenty-five of our finest poets. Written from so many brilliantly-imagined angles, it allows the reader to experience the day-to-day as it was and is in the loveliest spot that Man hath ever found.William and Dorothy Wordsworths own writing has pride of place alongside more recent Dove Cottage poets including Fleur Adcock, Simon Armitage, Gillian Clarke, Carol Ann Duffy, Paul Farley, Tony Harrison, Seamus Heaney, Zaffar Kunial, Kim Moore and Helen Mort.With a foreword by Michael McGregor, Director of The Wordsworth Trust.