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Rhian Saadat
(Window Dressing for Hermès)
Umberto Saba
(Thirty-One Poems translated from the Italian by Felix Stefanile)
Naush Sabah
(Litanies)
Heinz Winfried Sabais
(The People and the Stones, translated by Ruth and Matthew Mead )
Nelly Sachs
(Flight and Metamorphosis: Poems Translated by Jushua Weiner with Linda B. Parshall)
R.K. Sadler
(R.K. Sadler & T.A.S. Hayllar, Poetry for Pleasure)
Edward W. Said
Edward W. Said
(The World, the Text, and the Critic)
Lawrence Sail
(The Kingdom of Atlas)
Lawrence Sail
(Devotions)
Lawrence Sail
(Building into Air)
Lawrence Sail
(Cross-Currents: Essays and Eye-Baby)
Lawrence Sail
(Waking Dreams: New and Selected Poems)
Lawrence Sail
(The Key to Clover and Other Essays)
Lawrence Sail
(Lawrence Sail (ed.), The Heart’s Granary: Poetry and Prose from Fifty Years of Enitharmon Press)
James Sale
(David Orme & James Sale, Poetry Street 1 and Wider than the Sky, edited by Scott Elledge)
Peter Salmon
(An Event, Perhaps: A Biography of Jacques Derrida)
Mary Jo Salter
(A Kiss in Space)
Christopher Salvesen
(The Long Gallery)
Eric Sam
(The Real Shakespeare: Retrieving the Early Years, 1564-1594)
Jeffrey Sammons
(Heinrich Heine, a modern biography)
Fiona Sampson
(New Poetry from Eastern and Central Europe. Edited by Jean Boase-Beier, Alexandra Büchler and Fiona Sampson)
Fiona Sampson
(The Distance Between Us)
Fiona Sampson
(Common Prayer)
Fiona Sampson
(Rough Music)
Fiona Sampson
(The Catch)
Ernest Sandeen
(Collected Poems 1953-1977)
Karenjit Sandhu
(young girls!)
Yi Sang
(Selected Works)
Richard Sanger
(Way to Go)
Ann Sansom
(Romance)
Ann Sansom
(In Praise of Men and Other People)
Peter Sansom
(Everything You've Heard is True)
Peter Sansom
(January)
Peter Sansom
(Selected Poems)
Peter Sansom
(Careful What You Wish For)
Andrew Sant
(Album of Domestic Exiles)
Andrew Sant
(The Unmapped Page: Selected Poems)
Sherod Santos
(The Pilot Star Elegies)
Sherod Santos
(Greek Lyric Poetry: A New Translation)
Sappho
Sappho
(Sappho Through English Poetry, edited by Peter Jay and Caroline Lewis)
Robyn Sarah
(Music, Late and Soon)
Genzō Sarashina
(Kotan Chronicles: Selected Poems 1928-43)
Joachim Sartorius
(Atlas den neuen Poesie)
Jean-Paul Sartre
(The Freud Scenario, edited by J.- B. Pontalis, translated by Quintin Hoare)
Siegfried Sassoon
(Diaries 1920-1922, edited by Rupert Hart-Davis)
Siegfried Sassoon
(The War Poems ed. Rupert Hart-Davis)
Tom Sastry
(Complicity)
Jean-Paul Satre
(Critique of Dialectical Reason: Volume Two, translated by Quintin Hoare)
Carole Satyamurti
(Broken Moon)
Carole Satyamurti
(Striking Distance)
Carole Satyamurti
(Selected Poems)
Carole Satyamurti
(Acquainted With the Night: Psychoanalysis and the Poetic Imagination, edited by Hamish Canham and Carole Satyamurti)
Lesley Saunders
(Angels on Horseback)
William Scammell
(Yes and No)
William Scammell
(Jouissance)
William Scammell
(Eldorado)
William Scammell
(Five Easy Pieces)
William Scammell
(The Game: tennis poems)
William Scammell
(Bleeding Heart Yard)
Vernon Scannell
(Best of the Poetry Year, Poetry Dimension Annual 7, selected by Dannie Abse and New & Collected Poems 1950-1980)
Vernon Scannell
(Winterlude)
Vernon Scannell
(A Time For Fires)
Vernon Scannell
(Collected Poems 1950-1993)
Tatioa Scherbina
(Life Without: Selected Poetry and Prose 1992-2003. Bilingual. Translated by Sasha Dugdale)
Gregory Schirmer
(The Poetry of Austin Clarke)
Michael Schmidt
(An Introduction to 50 Modern British Poets)
Michael Schmidt
(New Poetries III: An anthology, edited by Michael Schmidt)
Jena Schmitt
(Catchment Area)
Myra Schneider
(Crossing Point)
Stephen P. Schneider
(The Contemporary Narrative Poem: Critical Crosscurrents, edited by Stephen P. Schneider)
Robert Scholes
(Protocols of Reading)
Rob Schouten
(In a Different Light: Fourteen Contemporary Dutch-Language Poets, edited by Rob Schouten and Robert Minhinnick)
Lucille Gang Schulklapper
(Gloss)
Grace Schulman
(The Broken String)
Susan M. Schultz
(And Then Something Happened)
Robin G. Schulze
(The Degenerate Muse: American Nature, Modernist Poetry and the Problem of Cultural Hygiene )
James Schuyler
(The Morning of the Poem)
James Schuyler
(Selected Poems)
Delmore Schwartz
(What is to be Given)
Lloyd Schwartz
(These People)
Adam Schwartzman
(The Book of Stones)
Viktoria Schweitzer
(Tsvetaeva)
Leonardo Sciascia
(The Council of Egypt, translated by Adrienne Foulke)
Rocco Scotellaro
(The Sky With Its Mouth Wide Open)
Rocco Scotellaro
(The Dawn is Always New, translated by Ruth Feldman and Brian Swann)
Alexander Scott
(The Collected Poems of Alexander Scott)
David Scott
(Selected Poems)
David Scott
(Piecing Together)
John A. Scott
(The Quarrel with Ourselves & Confession)
John A. Scott
(St Clair)
Kate Scott
(Stitches)
Laura Scott
(What I Saw)
Laura Scott
(So Many Rooms)
Richard Scott
(Solo)
Tom Scott
(The Collected Shorter Poems of Tom Scott, with an introduction by Sorley MacLean)
E.J. Scovell
(Selected Poems)
Roger Scruton
(The Meaning of Conservatism)
Roger Scruton
(The Politics of Culture and other essays)
Roger Scruton
(England: An Elegy)
Roger Scruton
(The Ring of Truth: The Wisdom of Wagner’s ‘Ring of the Nibelung’ )
Maurice Scully
(Over and Through and The Basic Colours)
Peter Scupham
(The Hinterland)
Peter Scupham
(Summer Palaces)
Peter Scupham
(The Air Show)
Peter Scupham
(Night Watch)
Peter Scupham
(Borrowed Landscapes)
Yasmine Seale
(Agitated Air: Poems After Ibn Arabi)
Chris Searle
(Red Earth)
Damion Searls
(The Philosophy of Translation)
W.G. Sebald
(After Nature)
Fred Sedgwick
(From Another Part of the Island)
Ian Seed
(Makers of Empty Dreams and Threadbare Fables)
Ian Seed
(The Underground Cabaret)
John Seed
(Transit Depots/Empty Diaries)
John Seed
(New and Collected Poems and Pictures from Mayhew)
John Seed
(Some Poems 2007–2013)
George Seferis
(Days of 1945-1951: A Poet's Journal)
George Seferis
(Collected Poems, translated, edited and introduced by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard. Expanded edition)
Victor Segalen
(Journey to the Land of the Real, translated by Natasha Lehrer)
Pierre Seghers
(Piranesi, translated by Ian Higgins)
Frederick Seidel
(Men and Woman)
Frederick Seidel
(Selected Poems)
Frederick Seidel
(Ooga-Booga)
Frederick Seidel
(Nice Weather)
Frederick Seidel
(Peaches Goes It Alone)
Frederick Seidel
(New Selected Poems)
Frederick Seidel
(So What)
Jaroslav Seifert
(The Plague Column, translated by Ewald Osers with an introduction by Sir Cecil Parrott)
Jaroslav Seifert
(Selected Poetry, translated by Ewald Osers, edited and with additional translations by George Gibian)
Anna Selby
(Field Notes)
Robert Selby
(The Coming-Down Time)
Sudeep Sen
(The Lunar Visitations)
Jimin Seo
(OSSIA)
Vittorio Sereni
(Selected Poems, edited and translated by Marcus Perryman and Peter Robinson)
Vittorio Sereni
(The Selected Poetry and Prose of Vittorio Sereni, translated and edited by Peter Robinson and Marcus Perryman, introduction by Peter Robinson)
Abdelhak Serhane
(Messaouda, translated by Mark Thompson)
Vijay Seshadri
(This Is Then, That Was Now)
Vikram Seth
(The Golden Gate)
Choi Seungja
(Phone Bells Keep Ringing for Me)
Diane Seuss
(Modern Poetry)
Brocard Sewell
(In The Dorian Mode: A Life of John Gray: 1866-1934)
John Sewell
(Bursting the Clouds)
Anne Sexton
(The Selected Poems, edited by Diane Wood Middlebrook and Diana Hume George)
Maurice Shadbolt
(Season of the Jew)
William Shakespeare
(King Edward the Third)
William Shakespeare
(The Tempest (Second Norton Critical Edition))
Michael Naghten Shanks
(Year of the Ingénue)
Jo Shapcott
(Her Book: Poems 1988-98)
Jo Shapcott
(Of Mutability)
Alan Shapiro
(The Dead Alive and Busy)
Don Share
(The Poems of Basil Bunting edited by Don Share)
Solmaz Sharif
(Look)
Solmaz Sharif
(Customs)
Ruth Sharman
(Birth of the Owl Butterflies)
Mike Sharples
(Story Machines: How Computers Have Become Creative Writers)
Paul Sharrad
(Albert Wendt and Pacific Literature: Circling the Void)
Bernard Sharrat
(Reading Relations: Structures of Literary Production: A Dialectical Text/Book )
Roger Shattuck
(The Forbidden Experiment)
Eileen Sheehan
(The Narrow Way of Souls)
Owen Sheers
(The Blue Book)
Owen Sheers
(Skirrid Hill)
Owen Sheers
(Pink Mist)
Reginald Shepherd
(Wrong)
W.G. Shepherd
(Evidences)
W.G. Shepherd
(Self-Love)
Robert Sheppard
(Pages 219-238: Adrian Clarke, The Flashlight Sonata, and Transit Depots/Empty Diaries)
Robert Sheppard
(The Poetry of Saying: British Poetry and Its Discontents, 1950-2000)
Robert Sheppard
(Complete Twentieth Century Blues)
Robert Sheppard
(Berlin Bursts)
Robert Sheppard
(The Meaning of Form in Contemporary Innovative Poetry)
Derek Shiel
(David Jones - The Maker Unmade)
Andrew Shields
(Thomas Hardy Listens to Louis Armstrong)
Carol Shields
(Various Miracles)
Warsan Shire
(Her Blue Body)
Warsan Shire
(Bless the Daughter Raised by a Voice in Her Head)
Kajima Shozo
(Evening Clearing: Poems and Drawings from the Mountain by Kajima Shozo, translated by Glenn Glasow and Kakudo Yoshiko)
Penelope Shuttle
(The Orchard Upstairs)
Penelope Shuttle
(The Child-Stealer)
Penelope Shuttle
(Selected Poems 1980-1986)
Elena Shvarts
(Paradise: selected poems, bilingual edition, translated by Michael Molnar and Catriona Kelly)
Michael Siadhail
(Poems 1975-1995)
Norm Sibum
(In Laban's Field: Selected Poems)
Norm Sibum
(The November Propertius)
Norm Sibum
(Girls and Handsome Dogs)
Robert Sidney
(The Poems of Robert Sidney, edited by P. J. Croft )
Sir Philip Sidney
(Sir Philip Sidney and the Interpretation of Renaissance Culture: the Poet in His Time and in Ours, edited by Gary F. Waller and Michael D. Moore)
Matthew Siegel
(Blood Work)
Ruth Silcock
(A Wonderful View of the Sea)
John Silkin
(Flower Poems)
John Silkin
(Selected Poems and The Psalms with their Spoils )
John Silkin
(The Lens-Breakers)
Jon Silkin
(Complete Poems)
Ron Silliman
(Northern Soul)
Charles Simic
(The Uncertain Certainty)
Charles Simic
(Jackstraws)
Charles Simic
(New British Poetry, edited by Don Paterson and Charles Simic)
Charles Simic
(Selected Poems 1963-2003)
Charles Simic
(That Little Something)
Charles Simic
(No Land in Sight)
James Simmons
(Mainstream)
Colin Simms
(Otters and Martens)
Claude Simon
(The Palace)
Emma Simon
(Dragonish)
Kate Simpson
(Out of Time: Poetry from the Climate Emergency)
Louis Simpson
(Caviare at the Funeral)
Louis Simpson
(The Character of the Poet )
Louis Simpson
(Voices in the Distance: Selected Poems)
Matt Simpson
(Making Arrangements)
Matt Simpson
(An Elegy for the Galosherman, New & Selected Poems)
Matt Simpson
(Catching Up With History)
Clive Sinclair
(Diaspora Blues - A View of Israel)
Iain Sinclair
(Lud Heat and Suicide Bridge)
Iain Sinclair
(London Orbital)
Iain Sinclair
(Buried at Sea and The Firewall)
Iain Sinclair
(Buried at Sea)
Burns Singer
(Selected Poems, edited by Anne Cluysenaar)
Lavinia Singer
(Artifice)
G. Singh
(Ezra Pound)
Takis Sinopoulos
(Selected Poems, translated by John Stathatos)
Peter Sirr
(Bring Everything)
Lemn Sissay
(Debjani Chatterjee, John Lyons, Cheryl Martin, Lemn Sissay, The Sun Rises in the North)
Lemn Sissay
L. E. Sissman
(Hello, Darkness: Collected Poems)
C.H. Sisson
(In The Trojan Ditch)
C.H. Sisson
(Exactions)
C.H. Sisson
(The Avoidance of Literature and Other Essays, edited by Michael Schmidt )
C.H. Sisson
(Anglican Essays)
Charles Sisson
(ean Racine, Britannicus, Phaedra, Athaliah, translated by C.H. Sisson and The Aeneid, translated by C.H. Sisson)
Edith Sitwell
(Collected Poems)
Osten Sjostrand
(The Hidden Music, translated by Robin Fulton)
Nikki Skillman
(The Lyric in the Age of the Brain)
Zoë Skoulding
(The Museum of Disappearing Sounds)
Zoë Skoulding
(A Marginal Sea)
Montagu Slater
(Collected Poems)
Tadeusz Slawek
(Literary Voice: The Calling of Jonah)
Kenneth Slessor
(The War Diaries of Kenneth Slessor, edited by Clement Semmler)
Barry Smart
(Postmodernity: Key Ideas)
Harry Smart
(Pierrot)
Catherine Smith
(The Butcher's Hands)
Charlie Smith
(Before and After)
Charlie Smith
(Heroin and Other Poems)
Dave Smith
(Fate's Kite: Poems 1991-1995)
David C. Smith
(H. G. Wells: Desperately Mortal )
David Nowell Smith
(W.S. Graham: The Poem as Art Object)
Iain Crichton Smith
(Selected Poems 1955-1980)
Iain Crichton Smith
(Ends and Beginnings)
Iain Crichton Smith
(The Leaf and The Marble)
Jos Smith
(Sun)
Ken Smith
(Burned Books)
Ken Smith
(Abel Baker Charlie Delta Epic Sonnets)
Ken Smith
(The Poet Reclining: Selected Poems 1962-1980)
Ken Smith
(Wormwood)
Ken Smith
(Tender to the Queen of Night)
Ken Smith
(Wild Root)
Ken Smith
(You Again: Last Poems and Other Words)
Patti Smith
(Just Kids)
Simon Smith
(fifty fifty, edited by Charles Bainbridge, Tania Earnshaw, Selima Hill, Mimi Khalvati, Stephen Knight, Simon Smith)
Simon Smith
(Mercury)
Simon Smith
(London Bridge)
Simon Smith
(More Flowers Than You Could Possibly Carry)
Stan Smith
(Inviolable Voice: History and Twentieth-Century Poetry)
Stan Smith
(W. H. Auden)
Stephen Smith
(The Fabulous Relatives)
Stevie Smith
(Collected Poems and Drawings of Stevie Smith)
Stevie Smith
(A Selection)
Sydney Bernard Smith
(New and Selected Poems)
Vivian Smith
(Selected Poems)
William Jay Smith
(Dancing in the Garden: A Bittersweet Love Affair with France and Words by the Water)
Elizabeth Smither
(Shakespeare Virgins)
Elizabeth Smither
(Professor Musgrove's Canary)
Kendrick Smithyman
(Auto/Biographies)
Gary Snyder
(Mountains and Rivers Without End)
Gary Snyder
(The Gary Snyder Reader: Prose, Poetry and Translations)
Edith Södergran
Edith Södergran
(Poems, translated by Gounil Brown with drawings by Joy Griffiths)
Helmut Maria Soik
(Rimbaud under the Steel Helmet)
Karen Solie
(The Caiplie Caves)
Karen Sollie
(Pigeon)
Piotr Sommer
(Things to translate and other poems translated by various hands)
Piotr Sommer
(Continued, translated by Halina Jodd)
Kate Soper
(To Relish the Sublime? Culture and Self-realization in Postmodern Times)
Sophocles
(Sophlocles: Four Tragedies trans. Oliver Taplin)
Marin Sorescu
(Selected Poems translated by Michael Hamburger)
Marin Sorescu
(Censored Poems, translated by John Hartley Williams and Hilde Ottschofski)
Marin Sorescu
(The Bridge, translated by Adam J. Sorkin and Lidia Vianu, with a translation foreword by Adam Sorkin)
Barry Spacks
(Spacks Street)
Juliana Spahr
(Well Then There Now )
Muriel Spark
(The Stories of Muriel Spark)
Adriano Spatola
(Various Devices)
Adriano Spatola
(The Position of Things: Collected Poems 1961–1992, translated by Paul Vangelisti, edited with an afterword by Beppe Cavatorta)
Roberta Spear
(The Pilgrim Among Us)
Steve Spence
(Eat Here, Get Gas & Worms)
Bernard Spencer
(Collected Poems, ed. Roger Bowen )
Bernard Spencer
(Complete Poetry, Translations and Selected Prose, ed by Peter Robinson)
Dale Spender
(There's Always Been A Women's Movement This Century )
Dale Spender
Stephen Spender
(A Version of the Oedipus Trilogy of Sophocles, Collected Poems 1928-1985, and Journals 1939-1983)
Stephen Spender
(Dolphins)
Stephen Spender
(New Collected Poems, edited by Michael Brett)
Matthew Sperling
(Visionary Philology: Geoffrey Hill and the Study of Words)
Michael Spiller
(Early Modern Sonnetteers: From Wyatt to Milton)
Michele Spina
(West of the Moon, translated by Ann Colcord)
Elizabeth Spires
(The Wave-Maker)
Martha Sprackland
(Glass as Broken Glass)
Martha Sprackland
(Citadel)
Robert Sproat
Radcliffe Squires
(Gardens of the World)
Sheryl St Germain
(The Small Door of Your Death)
William Stafford
(Stories That Could Be True: New and Collected Poems)
William Stafford
(Traveling Through the Dark)
William Stafford
(The Way It Is: New and Selected Poems)
Pauline Stainer
(Sighting the Slave Ship)
Pauline Stainer
(Sighting The Slave Ship)
Pauline Stainer
(The Ice Pilot Speaks)
Pauline Stainer
(The Wound-Dresser's Dream)
Pauline Stainer
(Parable Island)
Pauline Stainer
(The Lady & the Hare: New & Selected Poems)
Pauline Stainer
(Crossing the Snowline)
Pauline Stainer
(Tiger Facing the Mist )
A.E. Stallings
(Olives)
Jon Stallworthy
(The Oxford Book of War Poetry, edited by Jon Stallworthy)
Richard Stamelman
(Lost Beyond Telling: representations of death and absence in Modern French Poetry)
Cynthia Stamy
(Marianne Moore and China: Orientalism and a Writing of America)
Nichita Stanescu
(The Still Unborn about the Dead, translated by Petru Popescu and Peter Jay)
Nichita Stanescu
(Ask the circle to forgive you: Selected Poems 1964-1979 translated by Mark Irwin and Mariana Carpinisan )
Derek Stanford
( In the Classic Mode: The Achievement of Robert Bridges)
Derek Stanford
(The Traveller Hears the Strange Machine)
Donald Stanford
(Revolution and Convention in Modern Poetry)
Martin Stannard
(A Hundred Of Happiness and Other Poems)
Martin Stannard
(Writing Down the Days: new and selected poems)
Martin Stannard
(Poems for the Young at Heart)
Martin Stannard
(Postcards to Ma)
George Starbuck
(The Argot Merchant Disaster)
Robert Stark
(Ezra Pound's Early Verse and Lyric Tradition: A Jargoner's Apprenticeship )
Carmine Starnino
(A Lover's Quarrel)
M Stasiak
(Enchant / Extinguish)
C.K. Stead
(Poems of a Decade)
C.K. Stead
(Paris)
C.K. Stead
(The Death of the Body)
C.K. Stead
(The Black River)
Gertrude Stein
(Stanzas in Meditation: The Corrected Edition)
Franz Baermann Steiner
(Modern Poetry in Translation)
George Steiner
('The Portage to San Cristobal of A. H.')
George Steiner
(No Passion Spent: Essays 1978-1996 and The Deeps of the Sea and Other Fiction)
George Steiner
(Lessons of the Masters: The Charles Eliot Norton Lectures 2002-2003)
Maria Stepanova
(Holy Winter 20/21)
Meic Stephens
(The Oxford Companion to the Literature of Wales, compiled and edited by Meic Stephens)
Gerald Stern
(American Sonnets)
Gerald Stern
(Save the Last Dance)
Anne Stevenson
(Enough of Green)
Anne Stevenson
(Minute by Glass Minute)
Anne Stevenson
(Four and a Half Dancing Men)
Anne Stevenson
(The Collected Poems 1955-1995)
Anne Stevenson
(Between the Iceberg and the Ship. Selected Essays and Five Looks at Elizabeth Bishop)
Anne Stevenson
(Granny Scarecrow)
Anne Stevenson
(A Report from the Border)
Anne Stevenson
(Poems 1955-2005)
Anne Stevenson
(Stone Milk)
Anne Stevenson
(Astonishment)
Anne Stevenson
(About Poems and how poems are not about)
Anne Stevenson
(Completing the Circle)
Anne Stevenson
(Collected Poems)
Christine Stewart
(from `Taxonomy')
Sue Stewart
(Inventing the Fishes)
Susan Stewart
(The Poet’s Freedom: A Notebook on Making)
Adalbert Stifter
(Brigitta, translated from the German by Helen Watanabe-O'Kelly)
Robert D. Stock
(The Flutes of Dionysus: Daemonic Enthrallment in Literature)
Attila the Stockbroker
(Scornflakes)
Ian Stoica
(Gates of the moment, with the original en face, translated by Brenda Walker and Andrea Deletant)
Adrian Stokes
(With All the Views, Collected Poems, ed. Peter Robinson)
Mark Strand
(Selected Poems)
Mark Strand
(Blizzard of One)
Mark Strand
(The Making of a Poem: A Norton Anthology of Poetic Forms, edited by Mark Strand and Eavan Boland)
Em Strang
(Bird-Woman)
Sean Street
(The Wreck of the Deutschland: An Historical Note)
Sean Street
(Camera Obscura)
Leon Stroinski
(Window: Prose Poems, translated by Adam Czerniawski )
Gloria Struthers
(Sick Transit)
Terry Sturm
(Christopher Brennan, edited by Terry Sturm )
John Sturrock
(Paper Tigers: The Ideal Fictions of Jorge Luis Borges)
John Sturrock
(Structuralism)
Arundhathi Subramanian
(Love Without a Story )
John Suiter
(Poets on the Peaks)
Hannah Sullivan
(Was It for This)
Rosemary Sullivan
(By Heart: Elizabeth Smart, A Life)
Henry Summerfield
(An Introductory Guide to the Anathemata and the Sleeping Lord Sequence of David Jones - Introducing David Jones Ed. John Matthias)
Paul Summers
(Three Men on the Metro)
Janet Sutherland
(Bone Monkey)
John Sutherland
(Monica Jones, Philip Larkin and Me: Her Life and Long Loves)
James Sutherland-Smith
(A Singer from Sabiya )
James Sutherland-Smith
(Naming of the Arrow)
James Sutherland-Smith
(In the Country of Birds)
David Sutton
(Absences and Celebrations)
David Sutton
(Settlements)
Darko R. Suvin
(The Long March)
Jesper Svenbro
(three-toed gull: Selected Poems, translated from the Swedish by John Matthias and Lars-Hakan Svensson)
Livia Veneziani Svevo
(Memoir of Italo Svevo translated by Isabel Quigley)
Matthew Sweeney
(A Round House)
Matthew Sweeney
(The Flying Spring Onion)
Matthew Sweeney
(Cacti)
Matthew Sweeney
(Selected Poems)
Matthew Sweeney
(Sanctuary)
Matthew Sweeney
(Twentyone Men and a Ghost)
Matthew Sweeney
(My Life as a Painter)
David Sweetman
(Looking into the Deep End)
Todd Swift
(Madness & Love in Maida Vale)
Lynn Swigart
(Olson's Gloucester)
Richard Swigg
(Look with the Ears: Charles Tomlinson's Poetry of Sound)
Wally Swist
(For The Dance)
Julian Symons
(Critical Observations)
Arthur Sze
(The Glass Constellation: New and Collected Poems)
George Szirtes
(Short Wave)
George Szirtes
(Metro)
George Szirtes
(Bridge Passages)
George Szirtes
(The Colonnade of Teeth: Modern Hungarian Poetry)
George Szirtes
(Portrait of my Father in an English Landscape)
George Szirtes
(The Budapest File)
Anne Szumigalski
(Doctrine of Signatures)
Anne Szumigalski
(Risks)
Wislawa Szymborska
(Sounds, Feelings, Thoughts: Seventy Poems, tr. Magnus Krynski and Robert Maguire)
Wislawa Szymborska
(Poems New and Collected: 1957-1997 translated by Stanislaw Baranczak and Clare Cavanagh)
Wislawa Szymborska
(miracle fair: Selected poems of Wislawa Szymborska, translated by Joanna Trzeciak)
Wislawa Szymborska
(Here)

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