Books by David Caddy

In 2007, when Didi Menendez, of MiPO publications and miPOradio, invited me to present a monthly series of literary talks, my remit was to be personal, direct and contemporary in the manner of Alistair Cooke's Letters From America. So Here We Are: Poetic Letters from England began on 7 May 2007, with an essay on aspects of my poetic background.

The Bunny Poems give us a 'localised sensation' of 20th-century rural existence. They re-connect us with the land as a deep, mirroring presence; the double-edged properties of plants; creature-sense; and the animal face each human carries. At the same time, the poems are an acute acknowledgement of absence - in speech, understanding & relationship.