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XIVLinersTom Raworth This is the first collected edition of Tom Raworth's fourteen line poems. The book sits well in the hand, has a poem per page, and uses Perpetua font, which is one of the fonts Raworth first used as a type setter. The collection runs to over 200 pages. The first of Raworth's fourteen liners were compiled in 1987 in Visible Shivers, and reprinted as Sentenced he Gives a Shape (Zasterle). The last were published in 1995 as "Name Unknown".

holds fast to our fragile utopias

the poems hold an innate quantum curiosity about the infinitude of the present and the ways in which one could observe the history of the future

and Rod Mengham and John Kinsella's Vanishing Points: New Modernist Poems (2004)

Een mogelijk begin van veel is een ontmoeting met 29 dichters in woord en beeld

maar wel spannend

In Standard American English

A poem can be a body image or a slice of portal

Bellamy's cunted texts breathe life into literary "masters" with joy

Once hailed as the “Rimbaud of the Maghreb

Emerging out of Hawkey’s co-translation of the Arabic (with Marouane Zakhir) of Moroccan theorist Abdessalam Benabdelali

Alice Notley has become one of the most highly regarded figures in American poetry

Jaramillo shows all this becoming demands an ethics