Poetry

Dylan Thomas' iconic "play for voices," completed within a month of his early death.

Part travelogue, part imagination, this unusual book takes the form of letters written during the summer of 1936.

A lovely edition of the famous anthology. Containing poetry, music, maps cocktails and all manner of other pleasantries.

A wonderfully varied collection, showcasing the enormous range of Penguin titles published over the years.

A handsome collection of penguins on the general theme of an English Journey. Titles cover the natural world, buildings, food and folk songs.

A young South African poet and journalist known for his lyrical and romantic freshness and wordcraft.

A collection of the poems of Dafydd Ap Gwilym, with a chapter on his life and works and notes on the difficulties of translation.

A history of early Welsh poetry, with many examples in the original Welsh language, followed by the author's sensitive translations.

Anna Letitia Barbauld (1743-1825) was a once highly regarded poet, much admired by contemporaries such as Wordsworth. Now long neglected, this volume collects all her known 171 poems from a long career which spanned the Age of Sensibility to the Romantic era.

Vita Sackville-Wests long poem takes the reader on a journey through the night in search of what it means to be alone. 

William Blakes complete Songs of Innocence, including The Shepherd, The Chimney- Sweeper and Nurses Song. Volume also includes nine poems from the Songs of Experience, with The Tiger, and The Fly.

Christina Rossetti's charming narrative poem. Telling the story of how Laura and Lizzie are tempted by fruit from Goblin market stalls. This edition contains a beautiful painting and small drawings throughout by Arthur Rackham.