Jon Silkin - Works

Works

  • The Portrait and Other Poems (1950)
  • The Peaceable Kingdom (1954)
  • The Two Freedoms (1958)
  • New Poems 1960 (1960) editor with Anthony Cronin and Terence Tiller
  • Living Voices (1960)
  • The Re-Ordering f the Stones (1961)
  • Flash Point An Anthology Of Modern Poetry1964)intro only

'Flower Poems (1964) second edition 1978

  • Penguin Modern Poets 7 (1965) with Richard Murphy and Nathaniel Tarn
  • Nature with Man (1965)
  • Poems New And Selected (1966)
  • New and Selected Poems (1966)
  • Against Parting by Natan Zach (c. 1967) translator from Hebrew
  • Three Poems (1969)
  • Poems (1969) editor with Vernon Scannell
  • Pergamon Poets VIII (1970) editor with Vernon Scannell
  • Amana Grass (1971)
  • Killhope Wheel (1971)
  • Out of Battle: The Poetry of the Great War (1972)
  • Air That Pricks the Earth (1973)
  • Poetry of the Committed Individual: A "Stand" Anthology of Poetry (1973) editor
  • The Principle of Water (1974)
  • A 'Jarapiri' Poem (1975)
  • The Peaceable Kingdom (1975)
  • Two Images of Continuing Trouble (19760
  • The Little Time-Keeper (1976)
  • Jerusalem (1977)
  • Into Praising (1978)
  • Out of Battle, the Poetry of the Great War (1978)
  • The Penguin Book of First World War Poetry (1979) editor
  • New Poetry 5: An Arts Council Anthology (1979) editor with Peter Redgrove
  • The Lapidary Poems (1979)
  • Selected Poems (1980)
  • The Psalms and their Spoils (1980)
  • Autobiographical Stanzas: 'Someone's Narrative' (1983)
  • Footsteps on a Downcast Path (1984)
  • Gurney: A Play (1985)
  • The Ship's Pasture (1986)
  • Selected Poems (1980) new edition
  • The Penguin Book of First World War Prose (1989) editor with Jon Glover
  • The Lens-Breakers (1992)
  • Selected Poems (1993)
  • Wilfred Owen: The War Poems (1994) editor
  • Watersmeet (1994)
  • The Life of Metrical & Free Verse in Twentieth-Century Poetry (1997)
  • Testament Without Breath (1998)
  • Making a Republic (2002)

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