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Jeremy Hilton

Metronome

A sequence of sixteen poems mostly written between February and June 1974.

Paperback ~~£8.00~~ £7.20 Collectors' Corner

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Benjamin Peret

A selection of 18 of Peret's poems taken from Le Passager du Transatlantique (1921), Immortelle Maladie (1924), Le Grand Jeu (1928), Je Sublime (1936) and from the dada-surrealist anthology Transgravity (1972), in a parallel-text edition.

Paperback ~~£10.00~~ £9.00 Collectors' Corner

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Thomas A. Clark

Pointing Still

An enigmatic catalogue of lost watches, beautifully produced as one of Arc Publications' early letterpress pamphlets. With illustrations by Sid Chambers.

Paperback ~~£12.00~~ £10.80 Collectors' Corner

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Alexis Lykiard

Lifelines

A collection of 15 short poems fresh, closely-observed, trenchant, funny from this prolific writer.

Paperback ~~£10.00~~ £9.00 Collectors' Corner

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D. M. Thomas

The Shaft

D M Thomas writes: "A few tin-mines in Cornwall are being re-opened by international combines. The shaft is the poem is one and many, like the persona: who is variously a foreign mining engineer, myself, my father, dead miners related to me."

Paperback ~~£20.00~~ £18.00 Collectors' Corner

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Paul Brown

Reclaimed Land

First edition of 250 copies of which 15 are signed and numbered by the author. Designed and printed by Tony Ward at Arc Publications in Gillingham. Orange card cover with red lettering. 17.3 x 12.6 cms.

Paperback ~~£5.00~~ £4.50 Collectors' Corner
Signed by author ~~£10.00~~ £9.00 Collectors' Corner

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Mabel Feret

Humber Bridge

Paperback ~~£8.00~~ £7.20 Collectors' Corner

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David Chaloner

Year of Meteors

A sequence of eleven poems all written between 14th January and 9th February 1971.

Paperback ~~£15.00~~ £13.50 Collectors' Corner

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Peter Riley

The Canterbury Experimental Weekend

Peter Riley writes: "In August 1970, I was examining the contents of a London dustbin when I came across a mimeographed sheet of paper which was issued to advertise a weekend course in 'creative writing' held at the University of Kent at Canterbury..."