Melos Press
Wednesday, 26 November 2025
NEW WINTER TITLES 2025
Tuesday, 24 October 2023
New Autumn Titles
Andrew McCulloch's poetry has appeared in a wide range of journals including the TLS, PN Review, Oxford Poetry, The English Review, and Agenda. This is his sixth collection from Melos Press.
'He writes of remembrance and love with heartfelt intelligence and wit. These poems are wonderfully made.' Andrew McNeillie
'A poet of wide and adroit empathies, and considerable understated power.' Ian Pople
Michèle Roberts has published eleven collections of poetry. She is also the author of fifteen novels, three books of short stories. two memoirs and two plays. Her latest novel is Cut Out (Sandstone Press).
'Brimming with delight, as full of colour as Matisse's cut-outs.' Susie Boyt
'A strongly visual writer...Roberts can summon a landscape or domestic interior in a few vivid strokes and splashes of primary colour.' Carol Rumens
Saturday, 16 September 2023
following his recent full length collection
ELSEWHERE.
'... a sure hand, whether with hard-edged
satire... or sense impressions that produce
place and event so vividly.' David Harsent
Monday, 11 July 2022
A Major New Collection
Nicholas Murray has published
two full collections of poetry, several
pamphlets, and poems in many
journals: ELSEWHERE is the first
volume that gathers together the
best of his work.
Thursday, 9 September 2021
A new collection of poems by Ian Harrow for Autumn 2021
Make-Believer
Praise for Ian Harrow's work:
"an exceptional spontaneity, going straight in to the unexpectedly true." Hugo Williams
"Ian Harrow's poems of obsessive love and lost love are strange, stark, profound parables in brief, classic forms. They are not consolatory, but neither are they pessimistic... When they are painful, it is because reality is painful." Bernard O'Donoghue
Friday, 20 August 2021
Melos Press are delighted to announce the publication of four new pamphlets:
Thursday, 22 April 2021
The poems mark the stages of a pilgrimage following the course of London's buried River Fleet, forced underground for most of its life and so said to be lost. But it is still there...
David Harsent wrote of it that 'Paul O'Prey takes the reader on a darkly fascinating journey: a ghost-walk, in which the poet gives a deeply felt account of the Fleet's history, its myths, its old gods and its mysteries.'
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