This list represents our remaining stock of poetry books and ephemera of all periods but with emphasis on modernist poetry published by small presses.
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Stuart Mills
A Far Distant Landscape
Published by New Arcadians 1986
Edition 1st Limitation 137/200
Condition Fine
= New Arcadians Journal 22. Illustrations by Ian Gardner. Wrappers.
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Price £18.00
20pp
List ref
WB2086
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Stuart Mills (editor)
Aggie Weston’s 11
Published by Aggie Weston's 1976
Edition 1st
Condition Near fine
Photographs & notes by Adam Phipps-Hunt. Staples rusting otherwise fine. Editor’s holograph note to ‘Roy’ [Fisher] on back cover: ‘Still waiting for the definitive A.W.’s. No expense If no poems -- photos of you in greenhouse?! [...]’.
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Price £12.00
8pp
List ref
WB2134
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Geraldine Monk
Lobe Scarps & Finials
Published by Leafe Press 2011
Edition 1st
Condition Mint
A new collection featuring the controversial ‘A Nocturnall Upon S. Lucies Day’, a newly revised ‘Raccoon’ and three new sequences: ‘Glow in the Darklunar Calendar’, ‘Print & Pin’ and ‘Poppyheads’. ‘Monk is more attuned to the physical heft of words than any other poet working in England today’ (Simon Turner, Horizon Review). Wrappers, cover image by Alan Halsey.
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Price £9.00
103pp
List ref
WB1374
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Geraldine Monk
Pendle Witch-Words
Published by Knives Forks & Spoons 2012
Edition 1st such
Condition Mint
The witches’ monolgues from Interregnum (1993) gathered together & refashioned, with a 2pp preface.
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Price £6.00
48pp
List ref
WB1407
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Geraldine Monk
Selected Poems
Published by Salt 2003
Edition 1st
Condition Mint
Wrappers.
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Price £14.00
235pp
List ref
WB1876
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Geraldine Monk
Gaddings
Published by Unit4Art 2013
Edition 1st Limitation 500
Condition Mint
= p.o.w.13. Broadside folded in four as issued.
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Price £6.00
List ref
WB1877
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Geraldine Monk
Rotations
Published by Siren 1979
Edition 1st
Condition Near fine
Wrappers. Unpaginated. Four poems with woodcuts by Robert Clark.
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Price £20.00
List ref
WB1878
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Geraldine Monk
They Who Saw The Deep
Published by Parlor Press / Free Verse Editions 2016
Edition 1st
Condition Mint
At the heart of They Who Saw The Deep is the nature of water; water as giver and taker of life, luxuriant and lethal in equal measures. From the Libyan Sea to the savage sands of Morecambe Bay to the banks of the River Lune in the north of England where the poet’s ancestors were rowed across the river in their coffins to their final resting place. The eponymous sequence of poems finds the poet in the illusory safety of her kitchen whilst the outer world grows increasingly disturbed with wars and wild weather. It is set against the backdrop of the shipping forecast and weaves the myths and legends of the ancient Mesopotamians through a litany of migrations down the ages to the present day.
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Price £10.00
81pp
List ref
WB1879
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