Bøger udgivet af Burning Eye Books

Maths, science, retro arcade games, and what it feels like to be stood up in a restaurant by an entire poetry society. Dan Simpson considers them all and more in his first collection.

Milked for anyone who has ever thought about being a parent: whether successfully, unsuccessfully or with absolute horror at the very idea. It may make you cry or laugh or sing - whatever you do, Hannah and Thommie won't mind, they'll blame hormones.

Joshua Seigal is renowned as a children's poet and performer. In this, his first collection for adults, he tackles growing up and dumbing down.

A poetry collection focusing on what it is to become a 'Real Grown-Up Woman' in the twenty-first century. Each poem is a reckless navigation through the obstacle course of a modern twenty-something female with such hurdles including dating, cancelling plans and the vagina's varying PH levels.

Vanessa Kisuule's second release is a poetry collection with a difference: it is a cathartic explosion, an unspooling of long harboured fears and resentment and a delving into ugly and uncomfortable truths.

Cranked out of an old Olivetti typewriter, Zebra is a work of depth from the Professor of Whimsy, comedy spoken word artist Robert Garnham.

The Best Poetry Book in the World is a collection of popular poems from published poets from the last five years. Celebrating Burning Eye's 5th birthday, this anthology brings together all the anthems, the foot stompers, tear-bringers, finger clickers, belly laughing crowd-pleasers under one cover. Prepare yourselves.

Talk You Round Till Dusk is a collection of tiny stories and big ideas celebrating the wonder of the moment.

Having been advised to 'Always travel in the direction opposite the tourbus' Sophia Walker set out to get away from the big noise, big tourist attraction, tick box bucket list experiences of life and find out what was happening quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) on the other side of the street or the less visited part of town.

How often is it that a poet with the name recognition factor and critical standing of Salena Godden publishes their first collection 20 years into their career? Perhaps it is simply that no publisher has had the courage to commit themselves to the task of reflecting the force of nature that is Salena Godden to the page until Burning Eye came along!

Rob Auton follows the success of In Heaven The Onions Make You Laugh with a deeper darker, richer collection of his trademark micro stories and poems from the other side.

Rogue Teacher is the debut poetry collection from hugely popular Spoken Word artist Mark Grist.

Gingering The World From The Inside captures the comic genius that has made Anna Freeman a leading figure on the performance poetry scene.

Mega Beech is a young poet who knows exactly where she wants to go.

In Heaven The Onions Make You Laugh is the debut collection of poems, stories and illustrations from York born writer and comedian Rob Auton.

Honed over a decade of live shows, this collection from serial slam champion Ash Dickinson marks him out as one of the outstanding poets of his generation. Weird, wonderful and unpretentious, Ash is not afraid of using humour to deliver his point of view.

Inside this book are tales of women who eat themselves, mothers who collect clouds in small bottles, children who live beneath beds, poets who stand on top of tower blocks and girls who find wings and fly accross a landscape of abandoned council estates, the ghosts of gangs spraying graffiti poetry. It is a book about beauty in ugly places.

This debut pamphlet of poems by Jenn Hart is full of defiance, declarations of love and of war and portraits of dead women. Better Watch Your Mouth is a strong, unyielding testament to the power of female relationships, past and present, fictional and real.

All The Journeys I Never Took is a collection of poetry and prose which offers a personal account of what it's like to leave behind the middle man - lover, father, priest - and discover our place in the world.

Surviving the job centre With your ego intact Is a masterclass in Unsolidarity.

God Save The Teen takes us through the side streets of modern Britain, finding love and loss within the fractured estates and beleaguered communities and pays homage to the likes of Johnny Cash, Alan Moore and Nottingham's own Brian Clough in a slide tackling style of poetry, which is all the writers own.

'Everything wrong with you is beautiful' is a celebration of the foul-ups, losses and ridiculousnesses encountered while attempting to live a worthwhile life. Tina finds profundity in profanity, freedom through debt, wisdom in a cup of tea.

'Jam is for Girls' is Shagufta K's fiercely honest debut collection. Her work lays witness to the immigrant experience and gives voice to the women who made journeys into unknown lands through the eyes of their daughters.

What I do know is that at their heart these poems are about Bristol - a love affair that I will never tire of. And about a girl. I'll leave that story in just those four words.

'Through your blood' talks us through a deeply personal yet undeniably relatable journey, through a turbulent adolescence into adulthood. Witty and refreshingly frank, his poetry explore identity, class and sexuality from the back lanes of a Midlands city.

Since 2013, She Grrrowls has been bringing live shows of talented women in comedy, music, poetry (and everything in between) to stages across London. In this anthology, Carmina Masoliver -founder, poet and feminist - has selected and commissioned new work from ten poets who have featured at the event over the years.

Where do you call home? Wherever we live, we all weave stories into places; draw ghost-maps of memories that we overlay on them, thick as cobwebs, light as air. Everyone's maps are different.

How do you feel empowered when depression leaves you powerless? How do you promote self-esteem when your internal critic always shouts the loudest? How do you change the world when you can't get out of bed?