Autumn

This seasonal anthology gathers poems and short prose passages about autumn: harvest, mist, falling leaves, shorter days, and the turn from plenty toward winter. The pieces range across centuries and languages, from English nature writing and Romantic lyric to earlier and later poets who treat the same weather and work. It is arranged as a small companion to the season rather than as a continuous argument or a single author's book. The selection is lyric and descriptive, offering brief encounters with fields, woods, and towns in the months of decline, not a narrative and not a farming manual.

Quarter bound in purple cloth with colour picture printed paper sides. Purple endpapers. Issued without slipcase or dust-jacket.