Colin Smyth Ltd. Was formed in 1965, publishing its first book in the following year, and Colin Smyth has lived and worked in Gerrards Cross in Buckinghamshire since 1967. Apart from publishing Terry Pratchett’s first book The Carpet People and his next four novels, the company has specialized in publishing 19th and 20th century Irish literature and criticism, Irish myth and folklore, heraldry and orders of knighthood, fly-fishing, and parapsychology.
The poems in this book represent a lifetime's struggle to recognize and come to terms both with the world around, and what is going on in the mind at moments of personal consequence. They also reflect...
With 11 colour illustrations from the 16th-century windows of King's College Chapel, Cambridge. Full score of David Goode's setting of Francis Warner's 1962 Nativity poem, "A Legend's Carol", with a Note on the Poem by Glyn Pursglove.
With 11 colour illustrations from the 16th-century windows of King's College Chapel, Cambridge. Full score of David Goode's setting of Francis Warner's 1962 Nativity poem, "A Legend's Carol", with a Note on the Poem by Glyn Pursglove.
Song Cycle. Vocal score of David Goode's setting for soprano and baritone, and piano of four extracts from Francis Warner's poems, the sections titled Fire, Earth, Water and Air.
Song Cycle. Vocal score of David Goode's setting for soprano and baritone, and piano of four extracts from Francis Warner's poems, the sections titled Fire, Earth, Water and Air.
The poems in the present collection are largely an attempt to put into words what is registered either in the mind, or when physically encountering the world around. But there are also reflections on...
The poems in the present collection are somewhat autumnal in mood, reflecting both personal and spontaneous reactions to the world around. Sometimes strange sightings provoke personal reflections on...
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Colin Smyth Ltd. Was formed in 1965, publishing its first book in the following year, and Colin Smyth has lived and worked in Gerrards Cross in Buckinghamshire since 1967. Apart from publishing Terry Pratchett’s first book The Carpet People and his next four novels, the company has specialized in publishing 19th and 20th century Irish literature and criticism, Irish myth and folklore, heraldry and orders of knighthood, fly-fishing, and parapsychology. 
