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| | | | | | | February 2012: Apollinaire, The Little Auto (trans. Brahic), Miha Mazzini, The German Lottery (trans. Zupanec) and Dai Vaughan, Sister of the artist are now available. To buy the two novels at the Special Offer price of £13.50, see the foot of the Books page.
The next Free Verse poetry book fair will take place in London on 8 September 2012. For more information, or to book a table, see www.poetrybookfair.com.
| | See the online Guardian’s write-up of CBe:
‘a brilliantly idiosyncratic operation . . . some truly dazzling books’
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| | | CB editions publishes short fiction, poetry, translations
and other work which, as the Guardian noted, ‘might
otherwise fall through the cracks between the big
publishers’. More > | |  | | | Ordering | | All titles are listed on the Books page, with links to
individual pages where the books may be bought
securely from this site. Free delivery for all UK orders.
For orders from abroad, please press the appropriate
button on the page. | | | | | Special offers | | Two books for £13.50, three for £20. The titles to which the
offers apply change regularly. More > | | | | | Sonofabook | | | CBe’s blog, regularly updated. Go > | | | | | New titles | | New titles for 2012 will include fiction by Dai Vaughan
and poetry by Beverley Bie Brahic, Stephen Knight and
Joaquín Giannuzzi (translated from the Spanish by Richard
Gwyn). At the year’s end CBe will publish a festschrift,
edited by André Naffis-Sahely and Julian Stannard,
honouring the poet and translator Michael Hofmann. | | | | | News | | Free Verse: The Poetry Book Fair – a round-up of online
responses (from a dozen blogs) to the book fair organised
by CBe and held in London on 24 September 2011 can be
read here (downloads pdf). |
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– Sunday Times
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