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G. Cabrera Infante
(Beat Sterchi, Blösch, translated from the German by Michael Hofmann and View of Dawn in the Tropics, translated from the Spanish by Suzanne Jill Levine)
Richard Caddell
(Writing in the Dark)
David Caddy
(So Here We Are)
Alberto Caeiro
(The Complete Poems /Poesia Completo)
Adrian Caesar
(Dividing Lines: poetry, class and ideology in the 1930s)
Janet Caird
(A Distant Urn)
Gabrielle Calcocoressi
(The Last Time I Saw Amelia Earhart)
Angus Calder
(Colours of Grief)
Barry Callaghan
(Stone Blind Love )
Edward Callan
(Auden: a Carnival of Intellect)
Philip Callow
(Notes Over a Chasm)
Philip Callow
(Pastoral)
Italo Calvino
(Mr Palomar, translated by William Weaver)
Anna Cameron
(Mission Brown Chihuahua)
Chaucer Cameron
(In an Ideal World I’d Not Be Murdered)
Norman Cameron
(Collected Poems and Selected Translations, edited by Warren Hope and Jonathan Barker)
Tommaso Campanella
(La Citta del Sole: Dialogo Poetico; The City of the Sun: A Poetical Dialogue, translated by Daniel J. Donno)
Niall Campbell
(Moontide)
Roy Campbell
(The Selected Poems of Roy Campbell, chosen by Peter Alexander)
Roy Campbell
(Selected Poems, edited and introduced by Joseph Pearce)
Siobhán Campbell
(The Permanent Wave)
Siobhán Campbell
(Cross-Talk)
Siobhán Campbell
(Heat Signature)
Peter Campion
(El Dorado)
Elias Canetti
(The Conscience of Words, translated by Joachim Neugroschel)
Elias Canetti
(The Secret Heart of the Clock translated by Joel Agee)
Hamish Canham
(Acquainted With the Night: Psychoanalysis and the Poetic Imagination, edited by Hamish Canham and Carole Satyamurti)
May Cannan
(The Tears of War, edited by Charlotte Fyfe)
James Canton
(Out of Essex: Re-Imagining a Literary Landscape)
Andrea Capes
(Home Fires)
Vahni Capildeo
(Utter)
Ion Caraion
(Poems: a bilingual edition with English translations by Marguerite Dorian and Elliott B. Urdang)
Guy Cardwell
(The Man Who Was Mark Twain: Images and Ideologies)
John Carey
(John Donne: Life, Mind and Art)
Vuyelwa Carlin
(Midas' Daughter)
Vuyelwa Carlin
(How We Dream of the Dead)
Bo Carpelan
(Room Without Walls: selected poems, translated by Anne Born )
Bo Carpelan
(Homecoming translated by David McDuff)
Bo Carpelan
(Homecoming, translated from Finland-Swedish by David McDuff)
Andrew Carpenter
(Verse in English from Eighteenth-Century Ireland)
Humphrey Carpenter
(A Serious Character, The Life of Ezra Pound)
Peter Carpenter
(From the Smokery)
Amy Sara Carroll
(Fannie + Freddie: The Sentimentality of Post-9/11 Pornography)
Hayden Carruth
(Scrambled Eggs & Whiskey, Poems, 1991-1995)
Anne Carson
(Glass and God)
Anne Carson
(If Not, Winter: Fragments of Sappho)
Anne Carson
(Red Doc> )
Anne Carson
(Nay Rather)
Anne Carson
(Float)
Anne Carson
(Wrong Norma)
Ciarán Carson
(The Irish for No)
Ciarán Carson
(The Irish For No)
Ciaran Carson
(Belfast Confetti)
Ciaran Carson
(First Language)
Ciaran Carson
(Opera Et Cetera)
Ciaran Carson
(Breaking News)
Ciaran Carson
(Collected Poems)
Ciaran Carson
(On the Night Watch)
Ciaran Carson
(Until Before After)
Jared Carter
(Work, for the Night is Coming, After the Rain, Les Barricades Mystérieuses)
Paul Carter
(The Road to Botany Bay: an essay in spatial history)
Paul Carter
(Living in a New Country: History, Travelling and Language)
Steven D. Carter
(The Road to Komatsubara: a Classical Reading of some of the Renga Hyakuin)
Raymond Carver
(A New Path To The Waterfall (poems))
Monika Cassel
(Grammar of Passage)
Nina Cassian
(Life Sentence and Take My Word For It)
John Cassidy
(The Fountain and Changes of Light)
John Cassidy
(Night Cries)
Turner Cassity
(The Defense of the Sugar Islands)
Jean Cassou
(33 Sonnets of the Resistance, translated by Timothy Adès, introduction by Alistair Elliot (with the original introductory essay of Louis Aragon))
Rosario Castellanos
(Looking at the Mona Lisa, tr. Maureen Ahern )
Gary Catalano
(Slow Tennis)
Catullus
( The Poems of Catullus, translated by Frederic Raphael and Kenneth McLeish )
Charles Causley
(Collected Poems 1951-1975)
Charles Causley
(Secret Destinations)
C.P. Cavafy
(The Canon: the original one hundred and fifty-four poems. Translated by Stratis Haviaras. Edited by Dana Bostrom. Foreword by Seamus Heaney. Introduction by Manuel Savidis)
Constantine Cavafy
(Collected Poems translated by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard)
Guido Cavalcanti
(The Selected Poetry of Guido Cavalcanti, trans. Simon West)
Glen Cavaliero
(Ancestral Haunt)
Clare Cavanagh
(Osip Mandelstam and the Modernist Creation of Tradition)
Terence Cave
(Thinking with Literature: Towards a Cognitive Criticism )
Ian Caws
(Village Under the Sea)
Paul Celan
( Biographie de jeunesse by Israel Chalfen, translated by Jean-Baptiste Scherrer; Black Letters Unleashed edited by Malcolm Green, Anthology no. 6; and Selected Poems translated by Michael Hamburger )
Paul Celan
(Poems of Paul Celan, translated by Michael Hamburger and Snow Part / Schneepart and other poems, translated by Ian Fairley)
Paul Celan
(Microliths They Are, Little Stones: Posthumous Prose)
Gabriel Celaya
(The Poetry of Gabriel Celaya, translated by Betty Jean Craige)
Jean-Jacques Celly
(The Sleepwalker with Eyes of Clay translated by Katherine Gallagher, dual text)
Blaise Cendrars
(Modernities and other writings, edited and introduced by Monique Chefdor, translated by Esther Allen in collaboration with Monique Chefdor)
Luis Cernuda
(Selected Poems, translated by Reginald Gibbons)
Aimé Césaire
(La Poésie (Éditions du Seuil))
Aimé Césaire
(Notebook of a Return to My Native Land)
Abigail Chabitnoy
(How to Dress a Fish)
Fergus Chadwick
(A Shape in the Net)
Yeow Kai Chai
(One to the Dark Tower Comes)
Melanie Challenger
(The Tender Map)
Jennifer Chalmers
(Peat)
David Chaloner
(Hotel Zingo)
Mary Jean Chan
(Flèche)
Avik Chanda
(Footnotes: Poems)
Keith Chandler
(Time Signatures)
Keith Chandler
(A Different Kind of Smoke)
Victoria Chang
(Dear Memory)
Fred Chappell
(Spring Garden: New and Selected Poems)
René Char
(The Dawn-Breakers, translated by Michael Worton)
René Char
(Hypnos: Notes from the French Resistance (1943–44) translated by Mark Hutchinson and The Inventors and Other Poems translated by Mark Hutchinson)
Kyriakos Charalambides
(Selected Poems, translated by Greg Delanty)
Chloe Chard
(Pleasure and Guilt on the Grand Tour: Travel Writing and Imaginative Geography 1600-1830)
George Charlton
(City of Dog)
Debjani Chatterjee
(Debjani Chatterjee, John Lyons, Cheryl Martin, Lemn Sissay, The Sun Rises in the North)
Debjani Chatterjee
(Namaskar: New and Selected Poems)
Chen Chen
(When I Grow Up I Want to Be a List of Further Possibilities)
Syl Cheney-Coker
(The Blood in the Desert's Eyes)
Dan Chiasson
(Natural History and other poems)
Donald J. Childs
(The Birth of New Criticism. Conflict and Conciliation in the Early Work of William Empson, I.A. Richards, Laura Riding, and Robert Graves)
Kayo Chingonyi
(Kumukanda)
Tom Chivers
(The Terrors)
Tom Chivers
(Flood Drain)
Margaret Christakos
(Not Egypt )
Inger Christensen
(it, translated by Susanna Nied)
Frank Cioffi
(Wittgenstein on Freud and Frazer)
Antonio Cisneros
(Helicopters in the Kingdom of Peru, tr. Maureen Ahern, Will Rowe, David Tipton)
Antonio Cisneros
(At Night the Cats, edited and translated by various hands)
Amy Clampitt
(Westward)
Amy Clampitt
(A Silence Opens)
Amy Clampitt
(Collected Poems)
Amy Clampitt
(The Collected Poems of Amy Clampitt)
Kate Clanchy
(Samarkand)
Joseph P. Clancy
(Passing Through)
John Clare
(The Midsummer Cushion, edited by Anne Tibble and R. K. R. Thornton)
John Clare
(The Shepherd's Calendar, edited with an introduction by Tim Chilcott)
Caroline Clark
(Sovetica)
Douglas Clark
(Selected Poems)
Heather Clark
(The Grief of Influence: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes)
Polly Clark
(Kiss)
Thomas A. Clark
(Twenty Poems)
Thomas A. Clark
(Dwellings and Habitations)
Thomas A. Clark
(The Hundred Thousand Places)
Thomas A. Clark
(Farm by the Shore)
Austin Clarke
(Selected Poems, edited by W.J. McCormack)
Gillian Clarke
(The Sundial)
Gillian Clarke
(Collected Poems)
Gillian Clarke
(The Gododdin: Lament for the Fallen)
Jane Clarke
(When the Tree Falls)
John Cooper Clarke
(Ten Years in an Open Necked Shirt)
Geraldine Clarkson
(Declare)
Geraldine Clarkson
(Dora Incites the Sea-Scribbler to Lament)
Killarney Clary
(Who Whispered Near Me)
Hugo Claus
(Selected Poems 1953-1973, edited by Theo Hermans)
Hugo Claus
(The Sign of the Hamster/Het Teken van de Hamster, translated from the Flemish by Paul Claes, Christine D'Haen, Theo Hermans and Yann Lovelock)
Hugo Claus
(Even Now, translated by David Colmer)
Brendan Cleary
(The Irish Card)
John Clegg
(Holy Toledo!)
John Clegg
(Pinecoast)
Jack Clemo
(Selected Poems)
Gay Clifford
(Poems by Gay Clifford, introduced by Germaine Greer)
Graham Clifford
(Welcome Back to the Country)
Harry Clifton
(The Desert Route)
Harry Clifton
(Night Train through the Brenner)
Harry Clifton
(Portobello Sonnets)
Harry Clifton
(Gone Self Storm)
Lucille Clifton
(Generations: A Memoir)
Humphrey Clucas
(Unfashionable Song)
Anne Cluysenaar
(Timeslips)
Michael Coady
(One Another)
Carole Coates
(Jacob)
Richard Cobb
(Promenades )
A.O.J. Cockshut
(The Art of Autobiography in 19th & 20th Century England)
Jean Cocteau
(Past Tense - The Cocteau Diaries, Volume One, translated by Richard Howard)
Jean Cocteau
(Past Tense: The Cocteau Diaries, Volume Two)
Jean Cocteau
(Tempest of Stars: selected poems, translated by Jeremy Reed)
Andrei Codrescu
(The Poetry Lesson)
J.M. Coetzee
(Landscape with Rowers: Poetry from the Netherlands, translated and edited by J.M. Coetzee)
Brian Coffey
(Death of Hektor)
Brian Coffey
(Poems And Versions 1929-1990)
Brian Coffey
(DÓNAL MORIARTY, The Art of Brian Coffey)
Leonard Cohen
(Book of Longing)
Leonard Cohen
(The Flame)
Peter Cole
(The Invention of Influence )
Philip Coleman
(John Berryman’s Public Vision: Relocating the Scene of Disorder)
Victor Coleman
(Corrections)
Wanda Coleman
(Wicked Enchantment)
Don Coles
(Landslides: Selected Poems 1975-85 and The Prinzhorn Collection)
Gladys Mary Coles
(Leafburners)
Amy Colin
(Paul Celan: Holograms of darkness)
Stefan Collini
(Common Writing: Essays on Literary Culture and Public Debate)
Stefan Collini
(The Nostalgic Imagination: History in English Criticism)
Arda Collins
(It is Daylight)
Billy Collins
(Picnic, Lightning)
Billy Collins
(Sailing Alone Around the Room: New and Selected Poems)
Billy Collins
(The Trouble with Poetry)
Billy Collins
(The Rain in Portugal)
Briony Collins
(Blame it on Me)
Pura López Colomé
(Speaking in Song (Hearing and Forgetting))
Jane Commane
(Assembly Lines)
Anne Compton
(Alongside)
Stephanie Conn
(Copeland’s Daughter)
Stewart Conn
(In the Blood)
Stewart Conn
(Ghosts at Cockcrow)
Susan Connolly
(Bridge of the Ford)
Anne Conover
(Olga Rudge and Ezra Pound: 'What thou lovest well...')
Tony Conran
(Castles - Variations on an Original Theme)
Tony Conran
(All Hallows: Symphony in 3 Movements)
David Constantine
(Davies)
David Constantine
(Madder)
David Constantine
(Caspar Hausar)
David Constantine
(Caspar Hauser)
David Constantine
(A Living Language, Newcastle/Bloodaxe Poetry Lectures and Collected Poems)
Eleanor Cook
(Elizabeth Bishop at Work)
Stanley Cook
(Woods beyond a Cornfield)
Stanley Cook
(Woods Beyond a Cornfield: Collected Poems)
Eleanor Cooke
(Secret Files)
William Cookson
(A Guide to the Cantos of Ezra Pound)
William Cookson
(Spell, A Sequence)
William Cookson
(Vestiges 1955-1995)
Robert Coover
(Spanking the Maid)
Wendy Cope
(Making Cocoa for Kingsley Amis)
Wendy Cope
(Serious Concerns)
Wendy Cope
(Two Cures for Love)
Wendy Cope
(Family Values)
Michael Copp
(Cambridge Poets of the Great War: An Anthology, edited by Michael Copp)
Julia Copus
(In Defence of Adultery)
Julia Copus
(Girlhood)
Tristan Corbière
(These Jaundiced Loves, translated by Christopher Pilling)
Kelvin Corcoran
(Melanie's Book and Remember Remember)
Kelvin Corcoran
(When Suzy Was)
Kelvin Corcoran
(New and Selected Poems)
Neil Corcoran
(The Song of Deeds: a study of 'The Anathemata' of David Jones)
Neil Corcoran
(The Song of Deeds: a study of The Anathemata of David Jones)
Neil Corcoran
(Poets of Modern Ireland)
Neil Corcoran
(Poetry & Responsibility)
Karen Mac Cormack
(Implexures)
Alfred Corn
(Present)
Alfred Corn
(Unions)
Frances Cornford
(Selected Poems, edited by Jane Dowson with a memoir by Hugh Cornford)
Ciaran Cosgrove
(Lassoed Suns)
John Cotton
(Day Book: Fragments 1-32 and The Totleigh Riddles)
John Coulson
(Religion and Imagination)
Jeni Couzyn
(In the Skin House)
Jeni Couzyn
(A Time to be Born, with drawings by Claire Weissman Wilks)
Rosalind Coward
(Patriarchal Precedents)
Brian Cox
(The Great Betrayal: Memoirs of a Life in Education)
C.B. Cox
(Every Common Sight )
Jim Crace
(Continent)
David Craig
(The Grasshopper's Burden)
Hart Crane
(Complete Poems, edited by Brom Weber)
Hart Crane
(O My Land, My Friends: The Selected Letters of Hart Crane)
Hart Crane
(The Complete Poems of Hart Crane, edited by Marc Simon, with an introduction by Harold Bloom)
Patty Crane
(Bell I Wake To)
Douglas Crase
(On Autumn Lake: The Collected Essays)
Peter Craven
(The Best Australian Poems 2003, edited by Peter Craven)
Robert Crawford
(The Savage and the City in the Work of T.S. Eliot)
Robert Crawford
(A Scottish Assembly)
Robert Crawford
(Devolving English Literature)
Robert Crawford
(Spirit Machines)
Robert Crawford
(The Modern Poet - Poetry, Academia and Knowledge since the 1750s)
Robert Crawford
(The Tip of My Tongue)
Robert Crawford
(Eliot After ‘The Waste Land’)
Jonathan Creasy
(The Black Mountain Letters: Poems & Essays)
Robert Creeley
(Hello: A Journal and Poems 1950-1965)
Robert Creeley
(The Complete Correspondence Volume 5)
Robert Creeley
(Memories and Mirrors)
Robert Creeley
(The Complete Correspondence, Volume 9)
Robert Creeley
(The Selected Letters of Robert Creeley, ed. by Rod Smith, Peter Baker, and Kaplan Harris)
Iain Crichton-Smith
(In the Middle)
Iain Crichton-Smith
(Deer on the High Hills: Selected Poems)
Andy Croft
(Comrade Heart: A Life of Randall Swingler)
Andy Croft
(Three Men on the Metro)
Anthony Cronin
(Collected Poems 1950-1973)
Anthony Cronin
(41 Sonnet Poems)
Anthony Cronin
(New & Selected Poems)
Anthony Cronin
(Collected Poems)
Elsa Cross
(Beyond the Sea)
Kevin Crossley-Holland
(New and Selected Poems 1965-1990)
Adam Crothers
(Several Deer)
Ashley Bland Crowder
(Seamus Heaney: Poet, Critic, Translator)
Anna Crowe
(A Secret History of Rhubarb)
Claire Crowther
(Bare George)
Andrew Crozier
(An Andrew Crozier Reader, edited with an introduction by Ian Brinton )
Andrew Crozier
(‘Free Verse’ as Formal Restraint: An Alternative to Metrical Conventions in Twentieth Century Poetic Structure)
Martyn Crucefix
(Cargo of Limbs)
Jonathan Culler
(The Pursuit of Signs: Semiotics, Literature, Deconstruction)
Jonathan Culler
(Theory of the Lyric)
Michael Cullup
(Reading Geographies)
Michael Cullup
(A Change of Season)
Marcus Cumberlege
(Firelines)
E.E. Cummings
(on E.E. Cummings)
Nancy Cunard
(Poems of Nancy Cunard, edited by John Lucas)
Dave Cunliffe
(Blackburn Brainswamp)
Lucy Rose Cunningham
(Interval: House, Lover, Slippages)
Allen Curnow
(The Loop in Lone Kauri Road )
Allen Curnow
(Continuum)
Allen Curnow
(The Bells of Saint Babels: Poems 1997-2001)
Neil Curry
(Between Root and Sky)
Neil Curry
(Walking To Santiago)
Neil Curry
(The Bending of the Bow)
Neil Curry
(The Road to the Gunpowder House)
Neil Curry
(Six Eighteenth-Century Poets)
Cathy Curtis
(A Splendid Intelligence: The Life of Elizabeth Hardwick)
S. D. Curtis
(Diary of a Divorce)
Tony Curtis
(The Art of Seamus Heaney)
Tony Curtis
(Letting Go)
Rachel Curzon
(Faber New Poets)
Adam Czerniawski
(The Invention of Poetry: Selected Poems, translated by Iain Higgins)

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