Lands of Lost Content is Norman Jope’s third Waterloo collection and his seventh overall. Jope’s work is perhaps best known for its geographical focus – not necessarily on ʹplaceʹ in the classic Olsonian sense, but on places (both real and virtual) and the ways in which they relate to each other. In this collection, however, Read More...
Translated by Michael Pursglove and Alan Morrison. Borys Fynkelshteyn, one of Ukraine’s leading writers, brings to his extensive oeuvre wisdom acquired not just in the academy, but the wider worlds of commerce, science, politics, travel, family and the human heart. In this spritely collection of recent fiction, Fynkelshteyn responds to classic European literature, from Shakespeare’s Read More...
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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.
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The first LIT UP cohort with the WP team, Brighton 2019
Lands of Lost Content
£12.00
Lands of Lost Content is Norman Jope’s third Waterloo collection and his seventh overall. Jope’s work is perhaps best known for its geographical focus – not necessarily on ʹplaceʹ in the classic Olsonian sense, but on places (both real and virtual) and the ways in which they relate to each other. In this collection, however, Read More...
O Venice! (2023)
£11.00
Translated by Michael Pursglove and Alan Morrison. Borys Fynkelshteyn, one of Ukraine’s leading writers, brings to his extensive oeuvre wisdom acquired not just in the academy, but the wider worlds of commerce, science, politics, travel, family and the human heart. In this spritely collection of recent fiction, Fynkelshteyn responds to classic European literature, from Shakespeare’s Read More...
