Dedicated to ‘The Diggers and their modern heirs’ and inspired by the figure of Gerrard Winstanley (1609-1676), Simon Jenner's extraordinary tour de force is a heady mixture of the musical, political and historical. This is radical writing in so many different ways, all grounded in a poetical strategy that constantly surprises with the intricacy of Read More...
Paul Dehn - few poets can claim to have been a successful spy (only Basil Bunting’s cloak-and-dagger work in Persia during the Second World War comes close); whilst even fewer than that can also claim to have won an Oscar from the fruits of their pen, plus nomination for ‘Best Adapted Screenplay’ for his Read More...
Waterloo Press
ANNOUNCES THE HAPPY HOLIDAYS BOGOF+ SALE!!
Until midnight Dec 19th, all book orders on the Waterloo Press website will be eligible for one of the following sales:
BUY ONE GET ONE FREE
With every order worth £10 and over, choose a free title* from the following list:
Armadillo Basket by Helen Buckingham Micrographia by Robert Dickinson The Odysseus Poems by Judith Kazantzis Bright, Dusky, Bright by Eeva-Liisa Manner, translated by Emily Jeremiah Skying by Steven Matthews the waltz in my blood by Mario Petrucci Black Russian by Jeremy Reed West End Survival Kit by Jeremy Reed Fifteen Exits by Simon Smith Gratitude on the Coast of Death by David Swann
With every order of a Waterloo Slim or Winstanley by Simon Jenner (£7- £8), choose a free title from this list:
No Enemy but Time by Naomi Foyle Conjurer of Nights by Prakash Kona The Stars Inside by Ayala Kingsley Waterloo Samplers 5 and 11 by Martin Jack and Lee Wilson
To access the BUY ONE GET ONE FREE sale, please order both titles, then at the checkout use the voucher code:
BOGOF10 (for books) BOGOF7 (for Waterloo Slims) BOGOF650 (for the 2 Waterloo Samplers) You will be charged for the bulk postage, but the sale book/s will be free.
BUY TWO GET ONE FREE
With every order of two titles (minimum total of £20) choose a free book worth up to £12 from our shop.
To access the BUY TWO GET ONE FREE sale, please order all three books, then use the appropriate voucher code at the checkout:
You will be charged for the bulk postage, but the sale book will be free.
*while stocks last
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO THE COVID-19 CRISIS, WP is only posting orders once a week. This is to protect the health of the staff member involved. Thank you for your understanding and patience. If you experience a delay longer than 10 (UK) or 15 (INT’L) working days, please email us at <info@waterloopress.co.uk>. Keep safe and stay well.
Waterloo Press offers readers an eclectic list of the most inventive and stimulating poetry from the UK and abroad. Our beautifully designed books range from lost modernist classics to translations of senior international poets and vibrant collections by the best young British poets around.
Waterloo Press brings radical and marginalised voices to the fore, mirroring the aesthetic value of their work in outstanding book design, including dust jackets; large font; and original artwork for the covers. As we launch our refreshed website, we are proud to announce that LIT UP, our new mentoring and publishing programme for emerging poets of colour, is now nearing completion with nine titles scheduled to appear in 2019-2020. With its diverse and growing list, Waterloo Press breaks down the borders between contemporary schools of poetry, to forge a new poetics based on respect for craft, innovation, and the music of real communication.
The first LIT UP cohort with the WP team, Brighton 2019
Winstanley (2021)
£8.00
Dedicated to ‘The Diggers and their modern heirs’ and inspired by the figure of Gerrard Winstanley (1609-1676), Simon Jenner's extraordinary tour de force is a heady mixture of the musical, political and historical. This is radical writing in so many different ways, all grounded in a poetical strategy that constantly surprises with the intricacy of Read More...
At the Dark Hour: Collected Poems 1935 - 1965 (2021)
£15.00
Paul Dehn - few poets can claim to have been a successful spy (only Basil Bunting’s cloak-and-dagger work in Persia during the Second World War comes close); whilst even fewer than that can also claim to have won an Oscar from the fruits of their pen, plus nomination for ‘Best Adapted Screenplay’ for his Read More...
