When Foyles opened their new shop on the Royal Festival Hall, South Bank, London, the first book onto shelf was Dead Sea Poems. This photo commemorates this big moment for Foyles, their first shop outside their Charing Cross Road flagship store, at which The White Stuff was launched:
Poetry
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
A modern update on a medieval classic. PermalinkTravelling Songs
A small collection, published alongside Universal Home Doctor. PermalinkSelected Poems
Taken from the first six collections. PermalinkMister Heracles
Transcript of the play. PermalinkKilling Time
The Millenium Poem. PermalinkCloudcuckooland
Ends with the play, Eclipse. PermalinkThe Dead Sea Poems
Includes the long poem Five Eleven Ninety Nine. PermalinkBook of Matches
Third collection, in three parts. PermalinkKid
Simon's second collection, the first published by Faber. Permalink- Xanadu
The transcript of Xanadu, Armitage's first film-poem. Permalink Zoom!
Armitage's first collection, Published by Bloodaxe. Permalink
Non-fiction
King Arthur in the East Riding (Pocket Penguins)
Taken from All Points North.permalinkAll Points North
Armitage's essays on living in the North. Permalink
Drama
- Jerusalem
Commisioned by West Yorkshire Playhouse, directed by John Tiffany. Playtext published by Faber and Faber November 2005. Eclipse (Connections S.)
Armitage's Eclipse, taken from Cloudcuckooland (includes Friendly Fire by Peter Gill)
Novels
Little Green Man
Armitage's first novel. PermalinkThe White Stuff
Armitage's second novel. Permalink
Universal Home Doctor
Faber publish Universal Home Doctor.
Travelling Songs
Faber publish a small collection of Armitage's poems called Travelling Songs on 19th August 2002, alongside Universal Home Doctor.
Little Green Man
Armitage's first novel, Little Green Man, was published on the 2nd August 2001, published by Viking Hardback and available for £12.99.
Contact
- To contact Simon Armitage:
- USA:Alison Granucci, President
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