Carcanet

This too was reprinted: by Carcanet Press in 1989 and by Sun and Moon at Los Angeles in 1995.

The Carcanet edition was a Poetry Book Society Choice.Jody Allen Randolph named three poems here (The Journey, Mise Eire, and The Oral Tradition) as defining landmarks of late twentieth-century Irish...

Every Changing Shape was reprinted in 1996 by Carcanet Press with a foreword by Michael Schmidt . It collects essays on Christian writers and mystics that address the way that faith informs the creative imagination...

CBR published with Carcanet her extraordinary Xorandor, a computer novel—not just about computers but partly written in programming language.

The year after her earliest collection of original poetry, SP published a volume of translations with Carcanet Press entitled Provençal Poems.

CBR published with Carcanet a fictional autobiography, or autobiographical novel (she calls it both novel and autobiography), entitled Remake.

Carcanet published a final volume of EJ 's poetry, Timely Issues, dedicated to Dr Hywel W. Jones .

Carcanet Press posthumously published a volume of PB 's writing entitled As I Was Saying Yesterday: Selected Essays and Reviews, edited by Sarah Rigby .

Carcanet Press published GC 's Collected Poems.

Nine years after the selected edition, PB published with Carcanet Press her Collected Poems, dedicated to her husband .

To mark EJ 's seventieth birthday Carcanet Press published in 1996A Poet's Choice, a selection of poetry and prose pieces which carried particular significance for her.

At the time of her death PB was working on a selected edition, for Carcanet Press , of the poems of John Bunyan ; it never appeared.

Carcanet Press re-issued this edition in paperback in 1989 and 1995.

EB published with Carcanet in England another poetry volume, In a Time of Violence; it also appeared from Norton in the United States.

This collection, dedicated to Hildebrand James , opens with Delay, a poem from her volume of 1953. It ends with Gale, which evokes the strange taste of sea-salt carried on the violent air...