Heaven’s Gate

Tony Curtis

Heaven’s Gate is the eighth collection for Seren by one of Wales’ best poets. Formally astute, subtle and persuasive in tone, evincing enviable clarity and insight, these poems address subject matter as diverse as forest fires...

Hey Fatman

Robert Minhinnick

This new collection by Robert Minhinnick is full of the rich, sometimes strange, always telling, detail that we have come to expect from one of Britain’s most compelling poets ...

The Hook

Duncan Bush

The powerful early poems of Duncan Bush are now available in this volume incorporating his two prize-winning collections Aquarium (1983) and Salt (1985) together with several poems published in pamphlet form at the time of...

Housman, A. E.

Keith Jebb


The poetry of A.E. Housman is being redisovered. His volume A Shropshire Lad led him to be considered the finest poet in England. Housman’s work, popular, accessible, pessimistic, fell from favour in the post-war period but as his times are reassessed there is a growing interest in his authentic voice ...

How We Dream of the Dead

Vuyelwa Carlin

The poems in Vuyelwa Carlin’s new collection show the richness of diction and the piercing intensity of image that we have come to expect from this distinctive writer ...

Hummadruz

Hilary Llewellyn-Willians

Hummadruz brings together Hilary Llewellyn-Williams’s first two collections, the long-absent The Tree Calendar (1987) and Book of Shadows (1990). The former includes her reputation-making title sequence of poems reflecting on the Celtic calendar, in which each month is represented by a tree ...

The Huntress

Pascale Petit

In Pascale Petit’s highly-charged third collection, a daughter is haunted by her mentally ill mother, and a painful childhood is reimagined through a series of remarkable and passionate transformations... SHORTLISTED FOR THE T.S. ELIOT PRIZE

The Hurricane

Gwyn Parry

The Hurricane is a celebration of the landscape and seascape of north Wales, in particular Anglesey. The energetic poems explore the natural world and man’s response to it. A shipwreck and the hurricane of the...