Does Nothing Rhyme with Charlbury?
Edited by Rob Stepney
An anthology of poems of all kinds by Charlbury people, including some
with a past connection with the town. There is much on love – and loss.
And anger. And beer. And cricket.
£8.99 128pp pbk
Because We Never Said Goodbye Edited by Rob Stepney
More poems from Charlbury, some from the same poets as in the previous collection, and some new. Illustrated by Mick Rooney RA.
£9.99 132pp pbk
Poems from Grace Cottage by Patricia Huth Ellis
These heart-felt poems are popular with those who attend Trish's
readings. She lives in Charlbury and discovered her love of poetry as a
teenager through the poems of Thomas Hardy.
£5.99 53pp pbk Shout to the Sky: Poems of a Day by Glyn Frewer
Glyn lives in Taston. His poems range widely: a deep love of the
countryside, a love of books, memories of childhood and the poet's
heartfelt reactions to the vicissitudes of life.
£6.99 63pp pbk
Dance to the Music: Poems of the Air by Glyn Frewer
A long exploratory poem, Raison d'Etre, in the style of a fugue, together with a medley of short poems, some con anima, some scherzoso.
£6.99 64pp pbk
Poems by June Osborne June has been a winner in local poetry competitions: hers is a spoken poetry that comes from the heart. A teacher of art history by profession, June shows how light is brought to the darkest places by craftsmen, artists and poets. £6.99 96pp pbk