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Philip Pacey
(David Jones and Other Wonder-Voyagers)
Lewis Packer
(Serpentine Futures)
Ruth Padel
(Angel)
Ruth Padel
(52 Ways of Looking At a Poem or How Reading Modern Poetry Can Change Your Life)
Ruth Padel
(Voodoo Shop)
Ruth Padel
(52 Ways of Looking at a Poem: A Poem for Every Week of the Year)
Ruth Padel
(Emerald)
Bibhu Padhi
(Lines from a Legend)
Justo Jorge Padrón
(Boston Anthology of Latin American Poets in London, bilingual text and On the Cutting Edge, selected poems, translated from the Spanish by Louis Bourne)
Geoff Page
(Selected Poems)
Norman Page
(Auden and Isherwood: The Berlin Years)
Ra Page
(An Anthology of Short Stories by Poets, edited by Ra Page)
Dan Pagis
(The Selected Poetry of Dan Pagis translated by Stephen Mitchell)
Camille Paglia
(Sexual Personae: Art and Decadence from Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson)
Mark Pajak
(Spitting Distance)
Mark Pajak
(Slide)
Michael Palmer
(Sun)
Michael Palmer
Penelope Palmer
(The Lamp)
Samuel Palmer
(The Parting Light, Selected Writings of Samuel Palmer, edited by Mark Abley )
William Palmer
(The Paradise Commissionaire)
Ayyappa Paniker
(Twentieth Century Malayalam Literature, vol. 2, edited by Ayyappa Paniker)
Ethan Paquin
(The Makeshift)
Jay Parini
(Theodore Roethke: An American Romantic)
Jay Parini
(Anthracite Country)
Joseph Parisi
(A History of Poetry in Letters - The First Fifty Years 1912-1962, compiled and edited by Joseph Parisi and Stephen Young)
Deborah Parker
(Inferno Revealed)
Elizabeth Parker
(Antinopolis)
Elizabeth Parker
(In Her Shambles)
Mark Parker
(Inferno Revealed)
Michael Parker
(The Vandals)
Caleb Parkin
(This Fruiting Body)
Dean Parkin
(Irresistible to Women)
Tim Parks
(Loving Roger)
Sandeep Parmar
(The Marble Orchard)
Sandeep Parmar
(Eidolon)
Patrick Parrinder
(Authors and Authority: A Study of English Literary Criticism and its Relation to Culture 1750-1900)
Patrick Parrinder
(The Failure of Theory: Essays on Criticism and Contemporary Fiction)
Gwyn Parry
(The Hurricane)
Idris Parry
(Speak Silence)
John Parry
(Interchange: A Practical Resource for Critical Interpretation)
Kenneth Parry
(The Windeater: Te Kaihau)
Clere Parsons
(The Air Between: Poems of Clere Parsons)
Giovanni Pascoli
(Last Dream, Ed. and trans. by Geoffrey Brock)
Linda Pastan
(Carnival Evening: New and Selected Poems 1968-1998)
Linda Pastan
(The Last Uncle)
Boris Pasternak
(Poems, chosen and translated by Lydia Pasternak Slater)
Kenneth Patchen
(The Journal of Albion Moonlight)
Alasdair Paterson
(Terra Nova)
Alasdair Paterson
(elsewhere or thereabouts)
Alistair Paterson
(Odysseus Rex, illustrated by Nigel Brown)
Don Paterson
(Landing Light)
Don Paterson
(New British Poetry, edited by Don Paterson and Charles Simic)
Don Paterson
(Rain)
Don Paterson
(The Poem: Lyric, Sign, Metre)
Don Paterson
(Toy Fights)
Don Paterson
(The Arctic)
Ian Patterson
(Collected Poems)
Anthony Paul
(OBE POSTMA, What the Poet Must Know, translated by Anthony Paul)
Tom Paulin
(A State of Justice)
Tom Paulin
(The Strange Museum)
Tom Paulin
(Liberty Tree)
Tom Paulin
(The Strange Museum)
Tom Paulin
(The Faber Book of Vernacular Verse)
Tom Paulin
(Minotaur: Poetry and the Nation State)
Tom Paulin
(Walking a Line)
Tom Paulin
(Walking A Line: New and Selected Poems)
Tom Paulin
(The Wind Dog)
Tom Paulin
(The Invasion Handbook)
Tom Paulin
(The Road to Inver)
Tom Paulin
(Love's Bonfire)
Tom Paulin
(New Selected Poems)
George Pavlopoulos
(The Cellar)
Ernst Pawel
(The Nightmare of Reason: a Life of Franz Kafka)
Octavio Paz
(One Earth, Four or Five Worlds, translated by Helen R. Lane)
Octavio Paz
(One Earth, Four or Five Worlds, translated by Helen R. Lane and The Labyrinth of Solitude, translated by Lysander Kemp )
Mollie Peacock
(The Second Blush)
M.R. Peacocke
(Selves)
Mervyn Peake
(Collected Poems, edited and introduced by R.W. Maslen)
Brian Louis Pearce
(The Vision of Piers Librarian)
Derek Pearsall
(Old English and Middle English Poetry, Routledge History of English Poetry, Vol. 1)
Javier Peñalosa M.
(What Comes Back / Los que regresan)
John Peck
(Argura and Poems and Translations of Hi-Lo)
John Peck
(Collected Shorter Poems 1966-1996)
John Peck
(Contradance)
Michael Pennington
(Hamlet: A User's Guide)
Valentine Penrose
(Poems and Narrations, translated by Roy Edwards )
Paul Peppis
(Sciences of Modernism: Ethnography, Sexology, and Psychology)
Marjorie Perloff
(The Poetics of Indeterminacy: Rimbaud to Cage)
Marjorie Perloff
(Unoriginal Genius: Poetry by Other Means in the New Century)
Walter Perrie
(Caravanserai)
Rebecca Perry
(Stone Fruit)
Fernando Pessoa
(The Keeper of Sheep, translated by Edwin Honig and Susan M. Brown)
Fernando Pessoa
Fernando Pessoa
(Message, translated by Jonathan Griffin)
Holly Pester
(Go to reception and ask for Sara in red felt tip)
Lily Petch
(From Stone to Clay to Butter)
Alexander Peter
(Roy Campbell: A Critical Biography)
Anne Peters
(Rings of Green)
Pascale Petit
(Mama Amazonica)
György Petri
(Night Song of the Personal Shadow: Selected Poems translated by Clive Wilmer and George Gömöri)
Mario Petrucci
(Heavy Water: A Poem for Chernobyl)
Henri Peyre
(Victor Hugo: Philosophy and Poetry, translated by Roda Roberts)
Tadeus Pfeifer
(The Basalt Womb: Selected Poems, translated by Pamela Hardyment and Vishnu Khare)
Ellen Phethean
(Breath)
Carl Phillips
(Wild Is the Wind)
Carl Phillips
(My Trade Is Mystery)
Caryl Phillips
(A State of Independence)
Catherine Phillips
(Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Victorian Visual World)
Douglas Phillips
(Sir Lewis Morris)
Rowan Ricardo Phillips
(The Failure of the Moment)
Tom Pickard
(Custom & Exile)
Marge Piercy
(Stone, Paper, Knife)
Marge Piercy
(My Mother's Body)
W.S. di Piero
(The Restorers)
Katherine Pierpoint
(Truffle Beds)
John Pikoulis
(Alun Lewis: A Life )
Janos Pilinszky
(Crater, translated by Peter Jay)
Janos Pilinszky
(Passio)
John Pilling
(Autobiography and Imagination: Studies in Self-Scrutiny)
John Pilling
John Pilling
(50 Modern European Poets)
Robert Pinsky
(Jersey Rain)
Harold Pinter
(Collected Poems and Prose)
Heinz Piontek
(Selected Poems translated by Ewald Osers)
David Piper
(The Image of the Poet: British Poets and their Portraits)
Alycia Pirmohamed
(Another Way to Split Water)
Ruth Pitter
(Collected Poems with an introduction by Elizabeth Jennings)
Al Pittman
(Once when I was drowning )
John Placentius
(The Pig War)
Gill Plain
(Women's Fiction of the Second World War: Gender, Power, Resistance)
Sylvia Plath
(Letters Home: Correspondence 1950-1963, edited by Aurelia Schober Plath)
William Plomer
(Selected Poems)
Stanley Plumly
(The Marriage in the Trees)
Dana Podracka
(Forty Four, translated by Robert Welch)
Patricia Pogson
(A Crackle From The Larder)
Luis Poirot
(Pablo Neruda: Absence and Presence, with translations by Alastair Reid)
Velma Pollard
(Shame Trees Don't Grow Here... But Poincianas Bloom)
Wendy Pollard
(Pamela Hansford Johnson: Her Life, Works and Times)
Robert Pollet
(Poetical Works)
Jacob Polley
(The Brink)
Katha Pollitt
(The Mind/Body Problem)
Alvaro Pombo
(The Hero of the Big House, translated by Margaret Jull Costa)
Francis Ponge
(Selected Poems)
Adrian Poole
(Tragedy - Shakespeare and the Greek Example)
Diana Pooley
(Like This)
Maya C. Popa
(American Faith)
Maya Catherine Popa
(The Bees Have Been Canceled)
Vasko Popa
(The Golden Apple)
Vasko Popa
(Collected Poems)
Vasko Popa
(The Golden Apple)
Vasko Popa
(Complete Poems)
Deborah Pope
(Mortal World)
Ian Pople
(An Occasional Lean-to)
Ian Pople
(Saving Spaces)
Katrina Porteous
(The Lost Music)
Peter Porter
(English Subtitles)
Peter Porter
(Collected Poems)
Peter Porter
(Fast Forward)
Peter Porter
(The Automatic Oracle)
Peter Porter
(Rivers)
Peter Porter
(Better than God)
Dennis Potter
(Ticket to Ride)
Kate Potts
(Pure Hustle)
Ezra Pound
(End to Torment, with poems from Hilda's Book)
Ezra Pound
Reviewed by Richard Luckett (1985) Reviewed by Nigel Wheale (1985)
Ezra Pound
(Pound's Artists: Ezra Pound and the Visual Arts in London, Paris and Italy, edited by Richard Humphries and Pound/Lewis: the Letters of Ezra Pound and Wyndham Lewis, edited by Timothy Materer)
Ezra Pound
(Selected Poems and Translations, ed. Richard Sieburth )
Omar Pound
(The Dying Sorcerer)
Grosvenor Powell
(Language as Being in the Poetry of Yvor Winters)
Neil Powell
(At the Edge, Carpenters of Light: A Critical Study of Contemporary British Poetry, and Out of Time)
Neil Powell
(A Season of Calm Weather)
Neil Powell
(Roy Fuller: Writer and Society)
Neil Powell
(George Crabbe: An English Life 1754-1832)
Neil Powell
(Proof of Identity)
Neil Powell
(Benjamin Britten: A Life for Music)
Neil Powell
(Was and Is: Collected Poems)
John Powell Ward
(Selected and New Poems)
Phoebe Power
(Shrines of Upper Austria)
Nina Mingya Powles
(Magnolia)
Karen Pratt
(The Song of Roland and Other Poems of Charlemagne, a new translation by Simon Gaunt and Karen Pratt)
Wendy Pratt
(Lapstrake)
Chris Preddle
(Cattle Console Him)
Jacques Préevert
(Selected Poems, translated by Sarah Lawson)
Mark Prendergast
(The Order of Mimesis: Balzac, Stendhal, Nerval, Flaubert)
Tara Prescott
(Poetic Salvage, Reading Mina Loy)
Frances Presley
(Paravane: New and Selected Poems 1996-2003)
Anthony Price
(For the Good of the State)
Jonathan Price
(Everything Must Go)
Richard Price
(Lucky Day)
Richard Price
(Greenfields)
Stephen Prickett
(Words and "The Word": language, poetics and biblical interpretation)
Jana Prikryl
(No Matter)
Alison Prince
(The Whifflet Train)
F.T. Prince
(Afterword on Rupert Brooke)
F.T. Prince
(Collected Poem)
F.T. Prince
(Later On)
F.T. Prince
(Walks in Rome)
F.T. Prince
(Collected Poems 1935-1992)
Simon Pringle
(Das Booty )
William H. Pritchard
(Frost: A Literary Life Reconsidered)
William H. Pritchard
(Randall Jarrell, A Literary Life)
William T. Pritchard
(Seeing Through Everything: English Writers 1918-1940)
Frederic Prokosch
(Voices: a memoir)
Wyatt Prunty
(The Times Between)
Wyatt Prunty
(Domestic of the Outer Bank)
Wyatt Prunty
(The Run of the House)
J.H. Prynne
(Poems)
J.H. Prynne
J.H. Prynne
(Biting the Air)
J.H. Prynne
(The White Stones)
J.H. Prynne
(The Oval Window: a new annotated edition)
J.H. Prynne
(Parkland)
Sheenagh Pugh
(Crowded by Shadows)
Sheenagh Pugh
(Earth Studies and Other Voyages)
Sheenagh Pugh
(Beware Falling Tortoises)
Sheenagh Pugh
(Sing for the Taxman)
Manuel Puig
(Blood of Requited Love, translated by Jan L. Grayson and The Buenos Aires Affair, translated by Suzanne Jill Levine)
Sally Purcell
(Dark of Day)
Sally Purcell
(Collected Poems)
Al Purdy
(Being Alive: Poems 1958-78)
Alexander Pushkin
(The Bronze Horseman and other poems, translated by D. M. Thomas )
Alexander Pushkin
(The Gypsies and Other Narrative Poems, translated by Antony Wood with engravings by Simon Brett)
Rodney Pybus
(At the Stone Junction)
Rodney Pybus
(Flying Blues)
Eveline Pye
(Smoke that Thunders)
Avril Pyman
(The Life of Aleksandr Blok. Volume I: 'The Distant Thunder 1880-1908' and Volume II: 'The Release of Harmony 1908-1924')

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