XIVLinersTom Raworth This is the first collected edition of Tom Raworth's fourteen line poems. The book sits well in the hand, has a poem per page, and uses Perpetua font, which is one of the fonts Raworth first used as a type setter. The collection runs to over 200 pages. The first of Raworth's fourteen liners were compiled in 1987 in Visible Shivers, and reprinted as Sentenced he Gives a Shape (Zasterle). The last were published in 1995 as "Name Unknown".

Sleepless sleepers

largely in the form of notebooks transcribed by his disciples

part bibliophilic anthem

by which she means

So it shocks us to see something so seemingly done-up come undone and more shocking (and uncanny and satisfying) still to realize ah

just verbal streetlife in the common wind repeating: wordtomydead

though capable of being read in its orderly sequence

Terrance Hayes

het meest complexe - liefde

some facsimiles of the original Portuguese texts

Peter Manson

as poem not of the past but of the future