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  • Selected Poems

    by Jacob Polley ...
    **Poetry Book Society Autumn 2026 Special CommendationA sweeping selection from acclaimed poet, Jacob Polley, which showcases his full poetic range.**Over the two decades since his award-winning debut, The Brink, Jacob Polley has earned a reputation as one of the major poetic talents to come out of the north of England. Rooted in the folkloric inheritance of Reiver country – in its rhymes and ... Read more

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  • Night

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  • Selected Poems David Harsent

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    In an illustrious career, David Harsent has published eight collections of poetry, from A Violent County in 1969, to Legion, winner of the Forward Prize in 2005. This selection, made by the author himself, draws upon the full arc of his career and offers an outstanding concentration of, and introduction to, the full range and powers of this distinguished poet. ... Read more

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  • The Handless Maiden

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