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'Jane Weir's poems are
made and measured
dreamcoats. They are
exquisite garments which
clothe and enfold us in
her imagination'

Simon Armitage
'What blazes through
this collection, hangs
onto its tail, is passion
coupled with a fierce
intellectual commitment,
not only to the
individual life lived but
to the mass, the crowd,
often the silenced,
dispossessed; her  
mistress is history
Poetry
'Jane Weir is quite simply the
most exciting new poet I have
read since Alice Oswald.'

- Carol Ann Duffy


'These are poems to go back
to time and time again. From
ferrets to flirting, by way of
figs, from Belfast to Venice
with a detour through Wigan,
Jane Weir's voice is as true as
it is unerring. Phone me
please Kirsty Young, I've
found my Desert Island Book.

- Glenn Patterson
Charlotte Mew: Between
the Dome and The Stars
is the first Templar
Monograph.
Phyllis Barron (1890-1964)
and Dorothy Larcher
(1884-1952) met in the Brook
Street Gallery shortly after
the First World War, and
went on to form a lifelong
partnership during which
they  designed and made a
range of superb handblock
printed textiles using
predominantly natural dyes.
Their work was exhibited in
respected Arts and Crafts
Galleries  including The
Three Shields Gallery in
Kensington Church Street,
The Little Gallery run by
Muriel Rose, The New Hand
Workers Gallery, The Mayor
Gallery and the Red Rose
Gallery in Manchester.