Bücher veröffentlicht von Burning Eye Books

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?

These poems come from a variety of residencies and random thoughts over the past few years; from the Glastonbury Festival and the Great North Run, from a Cheshire mill and a Muslim girl's school in Bradford.

'In The Beginning Was The Word, Then A Drawing, Then More Words, Another Drawing, And So On, And So On' is a sequential chain that alternates from poet to illustrator, a creative game of ping pong that takes each artist on a path they would not have discovered on their own.

'Take Hair' is the third collection of writing and drawing from award winning writer and performer Rob Auton.

All Damn Day is a 24-hour dance through a woodland of strange and brilliant images, snatches of song, drunken jaunts, female friendships, blazing or boring sexual encounters, conflicting desires and musical introspection. Foxtrot's nimble, capering insight shows you anew the life you know you're living and the life you don't.

We Need To Talk is a poetry collection on sexual violence, survivorship and solidarity.

The Hebrew-derived word Selah appears as a musical interlude in the Psalms, often meaning 'stop and consider', and is used in other contexts, religious and secular. This is the new collection from Keith Jarett.

Numbered Boxes is a journey through the stanzas of school days, family, work addiction, heartbreak and back into school as a teacher. Much of the book was written while Pete was a full time poetry teacher in a secondary school in East London, as part of a world first pilot project, the Spoken Word Education Programme.

Letters I Never Sent to You is a collection of impressions and encounters; of people briefly met and of places passed through and lived in. It explores the sometimes slippery nature of the word "home", and how love and heartbreak can be felt just as strongly for a place as for a person.

Before this book was a TED talk, it was an idea. That idea led Agnes to spend a year living according to current happiness research, do her own academic research on happiness, and learn from other people.

"Viva Loch Lomond!" is the first full length collection of poems published by the stand-up poet, comedian and broadcaster Elvis McGonagall. It features pieces from his hit Edinburgh Fringe Festival shows "One Man and His Doggerel" and "Countrybile" together with a number of greatest hits, B-sides and previously unpublished gems.

In her debut poetry collection 'Requite', Malaika Kegode's lens is on people, the ones that speak to us through music and books, those both real and imagined, as she shines a light on loneliness and the sometimes unbearable burden of love and being loved.