Love and Other Fairy Tales is the third full collection of poetry by Adam Horovitz, published on October 29th 2021, by Indigo Dreams Publications.

The Soil Never Sleeps is the second full collection of poetry by Adam Horovitz, published by Palewell Press.

This is not a book about Laurie Lee, still less a biography. It is about the spirit of the man and the spirit of a place.

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I was invited to be the poet in residence at the Oxford Real Farming Conference and commissioned to write two poems to be read at the closing plenary of the conference in Oxford Town Hall.

A pamphlet of poems by Adam Horovitz. Published by Randwick-based Yew Tree Press.

Adam Horovitz’s debut collection, Turning, shifts between past and present, the landscapes of his childhood and the modern day. Horovitz examines the death of his mother when he was a child and the end of a recent love affair.

Written on Shrove Tuesday whilst thinking of Seder, this Villanelle by Adam Horovitz was set in letterpress by Kitty Crossley at Stroud WoodBlock Letterpress in April 2014.

Wattle & Daub is a sequence of poems by Adam Horovitz celebrating the Master’s House in Ledbury, which now houses the town’s library and is part of one of the oldest surviving mediaeval hospital complexes in Britain.

The catalogue for Winterreise, an exhibition by Oswald Jones from 1982 at Canterbury Cathedral, featuring uncollected poems by Frances Horovitz and Roger Garfitt, including the Rowlestone Haiku, originally published by Five Seasons Press and never otherwise reprinted.

Love in a Celebrity Climate is a furious little book of satirical, political and performance poetry that digs under the skin of celebrities, politicians and other scoundrels, published by Little Metropolis.