About Anvil Press
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 | The Poems of Georg Trakl by Georg Trakl This collection of Trakl’s essential poetry contains the two books published in his lifetime, Gedichte ('Poems’, 1913) and Sebastian im Traum ('Sebastian in a Dream’, 1914), together with the later poems published in the magazine Der Brenner which might have formed the nucleus of a third collection. £9.95 |  | Can Dentists Be Trusted by Martina Evans Martina Evans's third collection of poems begins and ends in the dentist's chair. £7.95 |
 | Charms and Other Pieces by Paul Valery Paul Valéry’s most celebrated collection Charmes was first published in 1922. It contains several of his most famous poems, including 'Ébauche d’un serpent’ and 'Le cimetière marin’ . £11.95 |  | The Garden of Theophrastus by Peter Huchel This new edition of 'The Garden of Theophrastus’ brings back into print one of Germany’s finest recent poets, in translations by his close friend Michael Hamburger. £10.95 |
 | The Lost Notebook by Jennie Feldman A lost notebook inspires a sequence that interweaves themes of sea, music, memory, love and the charge of language. This is a distinguished first collection. £7.95 |  | Reality Check by Dennis O' Driscoll Dennis O’Driscoll lends his transformative vision to everyday 'bread and butter’ routines and the insidious forces that imperil them. £7.95 |
Founded in 1968 by Peter Jay and now based in Greenwich, south-east London, Anvil Press is England's longest-standing independent poetry publisher. We specialize in contemporary English poets, with a leavening of Irish and American, and in a range of translated poetry, from ancient classics to modern and contemporary poets.
Anvil Press is housed in Neptune House, a building that has been used at various points in its 100-year history as a dance-hall and a printing works.
In 1998, Anvil Press celebrated 30 years of publishing with an anthology of poems The Spaces of Hope chosen and introduced by Peter Jay, drawn from the press's publications. The book illustrates the range of poets and kinds of poetry which the press values. 2008 marks Anvil’s 40th anniversary.
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Anvil Press Poetry Ltd
Neptune House, 70 Royal Hill
London
SE10 8RF
United Kingdom
Contact Details:
w: http://www.anvilpresspoetry.comt: +44 (0)20 8469 3033
f: +44 (0)20 8469 3363
Anvil Press Poetry Ltd
Neptune House, 70 Royal Hill
London
SE10 8RF
United Kingdom
