Isaac and I: A Life in Poetry2nd Edition published May 2021 Isaac and I is the autobiography of Chris Searle, who braces his own story with the life of his greatest influence, East London poet Isaac Rosenberg. The book tells of East London during the 1970s through the poetry of many of its people, in the spirit of their great predecessors such as Blake and Rosenberg. It is a praisesong to the poetical spirit and talent of people born in ordinary circumstances who, like Rosenberg,

Jerry White’s books include London in the Twentieth Century: A City and Its People

war rages in Europe

Jessica Traynor

powerful presence of the poet’s wife and mother

he seeks to give original twists to traditional forms

Here is sheer madcap ingenuity and also impressive breadth

these pyramids crumbled one after another causing wide-spead demonstrations and protests

The Ten Incarnations of Adam Avatar is an epic account of the New World experience and a provocative enquiry into the nature of history and what it means to be a Caribbean person

The poems in Downstate recount journeys from David Gardiner's native Chicago and Polish neighborhoods of his childhood

Born in Bradford

Hoda Ablan: Twelve poems

That's when the trouble really starts