CAUSLEY AT 70
Edited by Harry Chambers

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Poems by

Alan Brownjohn Seamus Heaney  John Heath-Stubbs
Ted Hughes Elizabeth Jennings Philip Larkin
Peter Levi Bill Manhire Roger McGough
Roger Pringle  Lawrence Sail Anthony Thwaite
Chris Wallace-Crabbe David Wright Fay Zwicky

Prose Tributes by

Stanley Cook Dan Gioia  Norman Levine
Edward Levy Colin MacInnes Barry Newport
Ronald Tamplin D.M. Thomas  J.C. Trewin

CHARLES CAUSLEY

New poems
Uncollected autobiographical prose
Manuscript worksheets
Photographs & a selected biography

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Two for Charles
By Roger McGough

1.

Outside a church at Launceston
St. Mary Magdalene sits up
And whenever the poet passes
Throws pebbles at him for luck.

For his poems are Christmas crackers
Filled with spells and charms.
Custard pies made with real custard.
Starry-gazy pies with real stars.
They sing out to be sung.

Making magic and music
Wherever he goes
He sits at the foot of England
And tickles it’s toes.


2.

Causley, God, the sea:
Cornish Trinity.

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CAUSLEY AT 70
Price £7.95 per copy post free (£5.30 post free to Associate Members)
Cover  illustration: Portrait Drawing of Charles Causley by Robert Tilling R. I.
Publication: 1987 (120 pages laminated paperback)