Lives of Lilo Gillian Clarke

Lives of Lilo Gillian ClarkeLives of Lilo is the story of Lilo a blue and red seaside accessory blown from its beach holidaying family towards the open sea, the wider world, on an adventure like no other. Lilos voyage is at the heart of a narrative which extends across hundreds of years, past and future, in an epic modern fable for children. Lilos direction (and survival) are decided purely by chance, along with the unprovoked kindness or brutality of humans and animals alike

they reveal a poet committed to unearthing the joy of living and its connections to the natural world

He has also published Natur y flwyddyn

a poetry of anomalies

He is a graduate of Princeton University

Coyle-Greene records outward journeys and experiences

Surendra Sankar

and in this latest book Peter Finch has captured the essence of Cardiff again

The first lady of Irish letters

often preoccupied by suffering and the borders of existence and non-existence

"Peter King paints a unique portrait of the London jazz scene over the past fifty years

In 2015 MPT will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a global fiesta of fantastic poetry

Where Mediterranean Voices Meet by Teleri Williams