Dusk: New and Selected Poems Nicola Benedetti

Dusk: New and Selected Poems Nicola BenedettiI. P. Taylor has been writing about the lost landscapes of the North for over forty years old earthworks, ruined churches, derelict mine workings, Neolithic barrows and deserted villages. Bringing together the best of this work in a single volume, Dusk is a book about enclosure, famine and deforestation, about bleak moorlands, sunken roads, nettles and cobwebs. Exploring between the pages of history, superstition, myth and the threadbare cloak of folk

Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy and a forthcoming updated version of Gulliver's Travels

His books include Classrooms of Resistance

or 'Thiney Boney' who

Praise for the first edition:

and an excerpt from his new novel in English translation

celebrating twenty years of publishing 1987–2007

alongside wordplay

Samuel (Sam) Selvon was born in San Fernando in 1923

Fawzi Karim Selected Poems

and this long overdue selection from his previous collections and a book’s worth of new poems offers readers a chance to enjoy the range and originality of his work

tenderness and transgression

Instead of an editorial