£9.50 Peter Cash’s ninth collection of poems – his second hardback – was written between 1980 (when he was teaching at Trent College and living in Draycott, Derbyshire) and 1995 (by which time he had moved to Newcastle-under-Lyme School and was living in Staffordshire). No less formal and personal than his earlier work, Pitying the […]
£4.50 As We Were is probably the most personal and most poignant of Peter Cash’s collections …There are fourteen poems – each with its own form – which tell the true story of Peter and Penny (then aged 33-35) and Penny’s children Thomas and Eleanor (then aged 8-10 and 5-7 respectively). As the relationship between […]
£9.50 “None of us can say who will succeed, or even who has or has not talent. The only thing certain about us is that we are too many. ” W. B. Yeats (1921) During the 1970s, there were – according to one survey, conducted in 1978 – no fewer than 102 poetry magazines being […]