dance with the silence by Biff Smith
In his debut pamphlet, Biff Smith finds humour, heartbreak and hard-won hope in the messiness of modern life. The poems in dance with the silence roam through failure, addiction, ageing, creativity and existential dread with wit, warmth and an unflinching eye for human frailty. By turns hilarious.. →
Am Measg Luaithrean, Beò by Robbie MacLeòid
“… an exciting new voice in Gaelic poetry.” – Peter Mackay.. →
Blue: A Lament for the Sea by Liz Macwhirter
‘a powerful work of mourning and hauntings’ – CJ Cooke.. →
Endless Blue by Laura T. Fyfe
“a fitting tribute to Stirlingshire from its wonderful Makar” – Nikita Parik.. →
Hunter’s Voices edited by Alan Riach
Poems from The Hunterian Collection at the University of Glasgow.. →
