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Week 24 UK Chapbook Chart 2018 – Kimiko Hahn
In Brood, Kimiko Hahn trains her eye on the commonplace–clothespins, bees, papaya, perfume, poached eggs, a sponge, fire, sand dollars–and reveals their very essence in concise evocative language. Underlying these little gems is a sense of loss, a mother’s death … Continue reading
Week 23 UK Chapbook Chart 2018 – Kimiko Hahn
In Brood, Kimiko Hahn trains her eye on the commonplace–clothespins, bees, papaya, perfume, poached eggs, a sponge, fire, sand dollars–and reveals their very essence in concise evocative language. Underlying these little gems is a sense of loss, a mother’s death … Continue reading
Week 22 UK Chapbook Chart 2018 – Wayne Sleeth
Financial Times is the second chapbook published by British painter Wayne Sleeth. Since 2015 he has been re-interpreting certain works of French master Claude Monet, including his Nymphéas (MonetMonetMonet, ISBN 978-1-910578-27-8). Keen to re-appropriate Monet’s views of Westminster and the … Continue reading
Week 21 UK Chapbook Chart 2018 – Kimiko Hahn
In Brood, Kimiko Hahn trains her eye on the commonplace–clothespins, bees, papaya, perfume, poached eggs, a sponge, fire, sand dollars–and reveals their very essence in concise evocative language. Underlying these little gems is a sense of loss, a mother’s death … Continue reading
Week 32 UK Chapbook Chart 2016
Hard Rain by Tony Hoagland once again hits the top spot in the UK Chapbook Chart. Band-Aid Warriors Through The Mists Of Time by Christopher Josephs is our only new entry at No.10. Sampson Low Ltd remain the top publisher with 5 entries in the … Continue reading
Week 31 UK Chapbook Chart 2016
New entry The Wire-Headed Heathen by Inua Ellams goes straight to the Number 1 position this week. Dreamtime Reflections by Francesca Albini makes a surprise return to the chart at No.9. Sampson Low Ltd remain the top publisher with 5 entries in the Top Ten. 1 (-) The … Continue reading
Week 30 UK Chapbook Chart 2016
We have a new Number 1 on the UK Chapbook Chart this week, Tom O’Brien’s Poems From The Boreen goes straight to the top spot. Tom O’Brien is a native of Kilmacthomas Co Waterford, Ireland but now writes full-time from his home in Hastings, UK. The … Continue reading
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