A C.H. Sisson Reader

This collection pays tribute to the life and work of C.H. Sisson, a notable poet and translator born in Bristol in 1914. As the centenary of his birth is celebrated, readers are given the opportunity to explore a comprehensive selection of his poetry and prose. The editor's contributions from Charlie Louth and Patrick McGuinness illuminate Sisson's literary journey, capturing the essence of his distinctive voice and the themes that permeated his writing.

The Reader serves as both an introduction for newcomers and a revisitation for long-time fans, showcasing Sisson's remarkable ability to weave complex ideas into accessible verse. Through his work, Sisson reflects on identity, language, and the human experience, providing insights that remain relevant and thought-provoking today. This carefully curated collection stands as a fitting homage to a writer whose influence has left a lasting mark on the literary landscape.