This list represents our remaining stock of poetry books and ephemera of all periods but with emphasis on modernist poetry published by small presses.
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Roy Fisher
The Memorial Fountain
Published by Northern House 1966
Edition 1st
Condition Very good
Wrappers somewhat soiled.
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Price £8.00
List ref
WB485
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Allen Fisher
Emergent Manner
Published by Spanner 1999
Edition 1st
Condition Fine
Tall double-sided gatefold in wrapper.
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Price £8.00
List ref
WB1428
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Roy Fisher
The Ship’s Orchestra
Published by Fulcrum 1966
Edition 1st trade
Condition Fine
Small square format, green cloth, spine lettered gilt, in (cream variant) dustjacket with reproduction of David Jones wood engraving which also appears as frontispiece. Dustjacket slightly rubbed otherwise a fine copy.
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Price £20.00
58pp
List ref
WB1529
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Allen Fisher
Convalescence
Published by Wiwaxia 1992
Edition 1st
Condition Good
Internally fine but label on upper panel of wrappers defaced & illegible.
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Price £7.50
19pp
List ref
WB1577
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Roy Fisher
Poems 1955-1980
Published by Oxford UP 1980
Edition 1st
Condition Fine
Author’s inscription on dedication page ‘for Lee [Harwood]: Roy 2.3.85’. Boards in dustjacket slightly faded at spine as usual.
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Price £18.00
193pp
List ref
WB1699
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Anthony Flowers
Quiet Music of Words
Conversations with Richard Caddel
Published by West House Books 2002
Edition 1st thus
Condition Mint
In keeping with the dictionary definition this conversation between poet and painter is an ‘interchange of thoughts and words’. The fact that the participants have shared a long-standing friendship gives the encounter a depth rarely achieved in published interviews, and provides insights into Richard Caddel’s poetry of use to all readers interested in exploring their own reactions to his work.
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Price £6.00
40pp
ISBN
1-904052-06-1
List ref
WB83
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Skip Fox
At That
Published by Ahadada 2005
Edition 1st
Condition Mint
Poetry & prose.
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Price £9.50
186pp
List ref
WB633
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Jesse Glass
The Passion of Phineas Gage & Selected Poems
Published by West House & Ahadada Books 2006
Edition 1st
Condition Mint
Jesse Glass’ work has been hailed by poets as diverse as Jerome Rothenberg, William Bronk & Jim Daniels for its insight into human nature and its exploration of forms. He uses collage, fragmentation and Oulipo-like processes along with a keen understanding of poetic forms and traditions that stretches back to Beowulf and beyond. Glass finds his subject matter in larger than life figures like Phineas Gage -- the man whose life was changed in an instant when an iron bar was sent rocketing through his brain in a freak accident -- as well as in ants processing up a wall in time to harpsichord music in order to steal crystals from the inner lip of a cowrie shell.
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Price £10.00
176pp
ISBN
1-904052-18-5
List ref
WB632
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