If I Talked Everything My Eyes Saw (2017)
Complete Works poet Natacha Bryan’s first pamphlet. “spellbinding incantations that transmute trauma” – Pascale Petit
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Figment Music (2018)
A sizzling, energetic debut pamphlet of work in sonnet form by Beau Hopkins.
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Threading a Dream: A Poet on the Nile (2017)
This rich and thoughtful memoir by critically acclaimed poet John Greening interweaves prose, verse and illustration to tell the story of his journey towards his first collection, Westerners.
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A Season in Eden (2016)
This second collection of poems by Peter Daniels moves through seasons of innocence and experience, looking at being English, being queer, at whatever there is Out There.
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A Season in Eden & Broadcasting – Bundle Offer (2018)
A limited chance to get two groundbreaking collections by Gatehouse poets, for only £12.50!
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Dark Pool Ripple (2016)
Mike Saunders draws out verse into long columns that sink gradually deeper into memories of money and power, probing the ways they propagate through every part of us.
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Riverine (2015)
Drawing on her native Liverpool and roaming into surreal, formless space, Rees’ subtle voice and acute intellect are effortlessly displayed in these poems.
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Intae the Snaw (2015)
Translator and poet Thomas Clark takes us on a journey that explores the new linguistic neighbourhood of Scots in the 21st Century.
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And After This I Saw (2014)
And After This I Saw is an experimental translation from the work of Julian of Norwich. Kelly approaches the text with a poetic ear and makes the work fresh and visceral. This is the first in a series of Lighthouse pamphlets.
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Fool’s World – Helen Ivory & Tom de Freston (2015)
A tarot pack collaboration between artist Tom de Freston and poet Helen Ivory. Stunning and disturbing, these cards are a unique example of ekphrasis.
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Lunatic Moon (2006)
Jenny Morris was born in North Yorkshire and spent some of her childhood in Scotland. She writes poems and fiction.
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As the Crow Flies (2008)
Gatehouse Press is proud to announce the successful launch of their latest publication; ‘As The Crow Flies’ by Jo Kjaer.
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Strangers Hall (2009)
Strangers Hall is the 2009 Norfolk Commission Winner Meirion Jordan’s poetic exploration of the history of Norwich based on the musuem at Strangers Hall.
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Foreign Parts (2009)
An amazing variety of stories and poems which explore different perceptions of ‘foreignness’ edited by Piers Blaikie and Jenny Morris.
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Bridge (2010)
Bridge is the product of the third Café Writers Norfolk Commission; an annual competition open to graduates from a creative writing based course at Norwich School of Art and Design and the UEA.
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Another Use of Canvas (2011)
In addition to being a wrestler, Angus Sinclair is a photo-artist and a graduate of the Norwich College of Arts.
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Another Kissing Couple Has Exploded (2007)
Gary Kissick draws on rich experiences to create a deeply personal collection of poems steeped in deadly dry humour and evocative emotional connection.
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House of the Deaf Man (2012)
Artist Tom de Freston and poet Andrea Porter explore the dark images Goya created on the walls of his house Quinta del Sordo.
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Broadcasting (2013)
In 1942 villages were chosen for requisition by the Armed Forces. Broadcasting features real and imaginary villagers who gave up their homes and their land with less than 21 days notice.
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Splitfish (2013)
Divided into four strands, Splitfish explores themes of violence, mental illness and, ultimately, recovery and renewal, without recourse to sentimentality.
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