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Literature & Fiction

Raworth, Tom

Poetry

Cape Goliard Press

Cape Goliard Press in association with Grossman Publishers, New York

Penguin??Books

<p>84 pages; 20cm. English fiction -- 20th century.</p>

A Serial Biography (New World Writing Ser.)

History & Criticism

Turtle Island Foundation

Tottering Space brings together work selected from twenty previous books, in it the reader will find the whole of Six Days, Stag Skull Mounted, Tracking (notes), Ace, Pretense, and a new long poem West Wind.

Tottering State: Selected and New Poems 1963-1983

Figures

Emptily

Poetry. Tom Raworth is a native of London, England, however during the seventies he traveled and worked in the United States and Mexico. He returned to England in 1977 to be Resident Poet at King's College in Cambridge where he still resides. Since 1966 he has published more than forty books and pamphlets of poetry, prose, and translation in several countries. His graphic work has been shown in France and Italy and he has collaborated performed with musicians like Steve Lacy and Joelle Leandre, painters like Giovanni D'Agostino and Micaela Henich, and other poets like Franco Beltrametti, Corrado Costa, and Dario Villa. Fellow poet Charles Bernstein stated that "For more than thirty years, Tom Raworth has been at the forefront of English language writing. With the fastest line in the west, Raworth's flickering, disconsolate, syntactically restless, lifting, often angry, almost balletic poems resist habitual thought at every break, rekindling animate social consciousness. There is no better

Clean & Well Lit: Selected Poems 1987-1995

Roof Books

Poetry. These fourteen poems, ranging from Intellectual Compost Four (beginning is a minor danger) to No Music (bones lie across the country/covered in rare mixed leaves/unable to keep them//to choose the surest gain), are spare, delicate, unerringly thoughtful. Tom Raworth, word comet streaking across the night sky of our market-driveling-cruel-funny culture: This book illuminates with its own black light -- 'moving explosion ... shadows of pure colour ... blank cartoons nerves of speed/ dissolving scars ...' As always, Raworth's poetry is full of humor and rage and love and utmost vocal precision -- Joan Retallack.

MEADOW

The Post-Apollo Press

Poet Tom Raworth has remained steadfastly independent of literary fashions, movements, and cliques throughout a poetic career spanning 50 years. As When is the first selection of Raworth’s writing to address the full scope and range of his work, from the first poem he ever shared with anyone outside his family, “You Were Wearing Blue,” to his most recently published poem, “Surfing the Permafrost Through Methane Flares.” The collection includes prose work and notational pieces that were intentionally left out of his Collected Poems, along with poems that were only published in small magazines or as ephemeral cards and broadsides. Some pieces appear in correct, definitive versions for the first time.

As When: A Selection

Humor & Satire

Carcanet Press Ltd.

Presenting new poems by the adventurous, contemporary British poet Tom Raworth, this collection illuminates the complexity of thought and style present throughout his verse. Noteworthy for their confluence of thought, research, and theory, these poems represent an important touchstone for discussions of British poetry. Several older poems are also made available here for the first time.

Windmills in Flames: Old & New Poems

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Moving

A Serial Biography (New World Writing Ser.)

Tottering State: Selected and New Poems 1963-1983

Emptily

Clean & Well Lit: Selected Poems 1987-1995

MEADOW

As When: A Selection

Windmills in Flames: Old & New Poems