Slow Clocks of DecaySymphonic in structure and epic in scale, Slow Clocks of Decay explores universal themes through the lens of one of Irelands most imaginative poets. Dealing with crises all too familiar today the loss of friends to suicide; the insidious nature of depression; the inevitability of ageing; and living as an atheist in a society not quite recovered from its quasi theocratic past the book climaxes in a bravura sequence that imagines the poets own final

tone and length of its movements

The essays and stories in Mount London unpeel London’s history

Tom and Raks are ready and up for it - it ain’t football - but Tom is hooked and can’t wait for the next home game

To this core of work The Complete Poems adds his renderings of Welsh poet Dafydd ap Gwilym

but also the rescuing force of female wildness

and finely written

Love Letters & Children's Drawings

The shaman's own voice transforms itself in this song into the voice of a goose - it has magical powers that let those gathered around believe they will be of sound limb

a ravenous language-machine eating up the margins of the city

• Excerpts from Lebanese author Alawiyya Sobh’s acclaimed new novel in which a middle-age woman takes a hard look at her love life and her present situation

near Whitstable on the Kent coast

the bastion of theatrical dynamics