Thomas A. Clark

Tormentil and Bleached Bones

In Praise of Walking

To walk through a landscape is to be part of a slow unfolding of time and distance, to commit yourself to an adventure. The Hundred Thousand Places is a single poem that travels across seasons, through a variety of Scottish highland and island landscapes, from dawn to dusk. Make an early start, 'feel your way out / into what might...take form'. It is a long walk, along the coast, over mountain and moorland, through pine and birch forest, ending on a shore where the sea offers 'another knowledge / wild and cold'. Attentive and responsive, the unhurried pace of Thomas A. Clark's writing draws the reader into a shared journey, pausing on the possibilities of a phrase, the music of the names of trees and flowers, or turning the page to open new horizons.

The Hundred Thousand Places

Moschatel Press

Laurie Clark

Frost & Snow

This Selected Poems celebrates Scotland's most distinctive contemporary writer - a vivid minimalist, ruralist and experimentalist.

Selected Poems

The Threadbare Coat

The Hazel in the Haze

Tim Burke

Gillian Hughes

Douglas S. Mack

David Hill Radcliffe

Robert Hamberger

D. M. Cannell

The official Journal of the John Clare Society, published annually to reflect the interest in, and approaches to, the life and work of the poet John Clare.

John Clare Society Journal, 22 (2003)

The Homecoming

Hazel Wood

Thomas A. Clark

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