JOHN GALLAS
Winner of the Brian Dempsey Memorial Prize 2022
Available to order from the author through our CONTACTS page — please message us with orders.
Winner of the Brian Dempsey Memorial Prize 2022
Available to order from the author through our CONTACTS page — please message us with orders.
‘The Greatest New Zealand poet no one has ever heard of ... The most audacious poet I know’ – Bill Manhire (NZ)
John Gallas is an Aotearoa poet, born in Wellington, NZ. He is a translator, librettist, and multiple prizewinner, presently living in Markfield, Leics, England.
He is also an Orkney St Magnus Festival Poet, John Clare ‘The Meeting’ poet, Sutton Hoo Saxonship Poet, and Fellow of the English Association, and a biker, tramper, Fox and quiet herbalist. His website is at www.johngallaspoetry.co.uk. |
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17 Paper Resurrections: from Graveyards in Mid-Wales
ISBN: 978-1-913329-65-5 148 x 210mm, 40 pages, 18 illustrations. RRP £8.00 Published on 1st May 2022 PRAISE FOR 17 PAPER RESOLUTIONS
‘Have so enjoyed reading the poems, a lovely book and richly satisfying in so many ways — your voice comes through loud and clear.’
— Janet Wilson, lecturer Northampton University Kevin Ireland, poet, comments:
‘What a treat. A knock-out to read. And all the illustrations are haunting. A lovely job and I'm delighted to see it. Such a pleasure.’ ‘I enjoyed the poems, and the illustrations. What strikes me most is what a superb ear you have: the music you make from your choice of sounds and syllables is remarkable, as many people must have told you.’
-- Alistair Fox, academic & writer |
Previous publications by John Gallas
Practical Anarchy (Carcanet) Flying Carpets Over Filbert Street (Carcanet) Grrrrr (Carcanet) Resistance is Futile (Carcanet The Ballad of Robin Hood & the Deer (Agraphia, ills. by Clifford Harper) The Ballad of Santo Caserio (Agraphia, ills. by Clifford Harper) The Song Atlas (Carcanet Star City (Carcanet) The Book with Twelve Tales (Carcanet) Fucking Poets (3 vols) (Cold Hub Press NZ) 40 Lies (Carcanet ills. by Sarah Kirby) Fresh Air & The Story of Molecule (Carcanet) 52 Euros (Carcanet) Pacifictions (Cold Hub Press NZ) Mad John's Walk (Five Leaves : Occasional Pamphlets No.8, Jan. 2017) The Little Sublime Comedy (Carcanet, January 2018) 17 Very Pacific Poems (Indigo Dreams, March 2019) The Blood Book (Gerolstein Press, 2019) The Short Afters of Noah Claypole (Gerolstein Press, 2020) The Extasie (Carcanet, 2021) The Gnawing Flood (Cerasus, 2021) Aotearoa/Angleland (New Walk Editions) Poems of Faith and Doubt: Amado Nervo (SLG Oxford, 2021) Where Grace Grows Ever Green: Middle English Lyrics (SLG Oxford, 2021) The High Roof of Heaven (SLG Oxford, 2022) Petrus Borel 'Rhapsodies', translated from the French by John & Kurt Gallas (Carcanet Classics, 2022 |