The ‘New Garland’ Series
Limited Edition Poetry Collections
We began this series in 2001, with Edward Lowbury's ‘Blind Man's Buff’. While the quality of poetry has remained consistently high, the production values have gradually increased, with more illustration, heavier paper and superior binding.
Rosemary Grant recently took over from Shirley Toulson (who continues as editor of the Dragon Poems in Translation) as editor of this series. The lino-cut above is by Rosemary, whose self-illustrated title ‘Catching the Ebb Tide’ remains our fastest selling ‘New Garland’ title to date.
A few of the titles are unillustrated, such as the late Vernon Scannell's ‘A Place to Live’, which he felt should be unornamented but for the gently illuminated caps.
The ‘New Garland’ Series
- Edward Lowbury — ‘Blind Man's Buff’
- Karen Gershon — ‘Grace Notes’
- Gerda Mayer — ‘Hop Pickers' Holiday’
- Robert Greacen — ‘Shelley Plain’
- John Cotton — ‘Out There in Rows’
- Bernard Kops — ‘Where Do People Go’
- Fred Sedgwick — ‘Stone and Other Poems’
- Dennis O'Driscoll — ‘Fifty O'Clock’
- Wes Magee — ‘Starfall’
- Rosemary Lynne Grant — ‘Catching the Ebb Tide’
- Vernon Scannell — ‘A Place to Live’
- David Charleston — ‘Small Parcel of Bones’
- John Mole — ‘The Bone in Her Leg’
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