List of Subscribers Epilough: The Gaze of the Turkish Mona Lisa/ Christopher Middleton-- Love / Poem/ Alan BrownJohn-- Oqqsuut / The Message/ Nancy Campbell-- Walking on Water/ Kevin Crossley-Holland-- Nora Reading/ Rhian Gallagher-- Idyll/ U.A. 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Day Lewis-- Eye/ Martha Kapos-- from Out of the Blue/ Simon Armitage-- Painted Bellows/ John Kinsella-- Blue Song/ Dannie Abse-- Stormy Weather/ Jeremy Reed-- Patience Strong/ U.A. Fanthrope-- Apologia/ David Gascoyne-- from Calvics/ Geoffrey Hill-- Essays in Criticisms/ Anthony Thwaite-- The Surrealist/ Edward Dorn-- The Very Image/ David Gascoyne-- Cricket at Night/ Harold Pinter-- An Afternoon with a Circus/ David Miller-- Boulevard Theatre/ Michael Henry-- The Dog Who Thinks He's a Fish/ Chris Beckett-- Prisoner of Conscience/ Duncan Forbes-- Magpie/ Nicki Jackowska-- Sun in an Empty Room/ Kate Rhodes-- In the Paintings of Edward Hopper/ Jane Duran-- Male Figure Playing a Double Flute/ Richard Berengarten-- Flute Player/ Farzaneh Khojandi/ Jo Shapcott, Narguess Farzad-- On First Looking into Shakespeare's Folios just after Christmas 1998, at the New British Library/ Edward Dorn-- The Arrows/ Alan Brownjohn-- Arabic Script/ Anthony Thwaite-- Riddle/ Kit Wright-- from Thirteen Ways of Looking at Rillie/ Edwin Morgan-- A Dent-- Paul Muldoon-- The City/ Seamus Heaney-- from The Love of Strangers/ Michael Schmidt-- Legend Has It/ Jane Griffiths-- Blocked/ Yannis Ritsos/ David Harsent-- A Poem for Tea Hands/ John Wieners-- Elegy of the Flowing Touch/ Christopher Middleton-- from Seer/ 'Gaarriye'/ W.N. Herbert, Martin Orwin-- Little Whale Song/ Ted Hughes-- The Heron/ John Heath-Stubs-- Cows Crossing/ Maureen Duffy-- Swifts/ Ruth Pitter-- Bird in Hand/ Anne Stevenson-- To a Blackbird at First Light/ John Mole-- Owl/ George MacBeth-- Cod Fishing/ Christopher Wiseman-- Sea Otter/ Adam Thorpe-- i rather love/ Mario Petrucci-- Our Lady of Indigo/ Pauline Stainer-- from Duino Elegies/ Rainer Maria Rilke/ Martyn Crucefix-- Hyacinths/ David Constantine-- When Morning Breaks/ Corsino Fortes/ Sean O'Brien, Daniel Hahn-- Scraps/ Martyn Crucefix-- Crossing the Church/ Hubert Moore-- León/ Neil Curry-- What It Isn't/ John Whitworth-- Hope/ Shelia Wingfield-- Sufficiency/ Jack Clemo-- Movements/ Anthony Thwaite-- Solitude (1)/ Tomas Tranströmer/ Robin Robertson-- Dreams/ Nicky Rice-- Storm-Stayed/ Kathleen Raine-- Holy Mr. Herbert/ Ronald Blythe-- Agnus/ Anna Robinson-- The Blind See Only This World (a Christmas Carol)/ John Wieners-- A Possible Prayer on New Year's Day/ Frances Bellerby-- New Year's Day at Lepe/ Jeremy Hooker-- Somewhere in Transylvania/ Ileana Malancioiu/ Michael Longley-- Relative/ Partaw Naderi/ Sarah Maguire, Yama Yari-- Analysis of the Silence/ Anna Adams-- The Resurrection of Lazarus/ Marin Sorescu/ Michael Longley-- The Sunset of that Day/ Frances Bellerby-- Who Knows?/ Ruth Pitter-- Epitaph for Everyman/ Frances Cornford-- The Language of Yes/ Kevin Crossley-Holland-- Prose. The Door that Opens on Two Sides/ Kathleen Raine-- from Record Time/ Edmund White-- from My Yorkshire/ David Hockney-- Going to See Michael and Edna/ James Fenton-- from A Kind of Declaration/ David Gascoyne-- More than a Green Placebo/ Dannie Abse-- Come to an End/ Frances Bellerby-- Milking/ Edward Thomas-- from A Jovial Hullabaloo/ Michael Longley-- from The Temporary Gentleman/ Sebastian Barry-- from A Voice through a Cloud/ Denton Welch-- from The Take-Over/ Michael Hamburger-- The North/ Samuel Beckett-- Sunday/ Edward Upward-- Epilough: The Gaze of the Turkish Mona Lisa/ Christopher Middleton-- Notes on the text-- Biographical notes-- Index of Writers, Translators and Artists-- Acknowledgements-- List of Subscribers
Summary:
"The Heart's Granary marks the 50th anniversary of Enitharmon Press. Compiled by Lawrence Sail, it is a personal selection from all Enitharmon's publications. It also conveys the Press's striking range and coherence - international in reach, while true to its Blakean vision. Including prose as well as poems, with more than 120 contributors, and with full colour illustrations by some of the many well-known artists who represent another facet of Enitharmon's achievements, the anthology creates new contexts for writers, translators and artists, from Nobel Prize winners to emerging talents. The Heart's Granary is memorable not only on its own account, but as a touchstone of the journeys undertaken by writers in a world that has changed radically since Enitharmon's beginnings in 1967. Fittingly, this momentous publication marks the end of a much cherished poetry list."--Publisher.
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