The first substantial gathering of Charles Wilkinson's poetry, The Glazier's Choice draws together a decade of work marked by a powerful sense of place, a consistently lyrical voice and a preoccupation with the liminal, numinous and half-hidden. 
Ranging across landscapes real and imagined, the poems move between melancholy and wit, deploying inventive formal techniques that are neither conventional nor wilfully experimental. By turns provocative and laugh-out-loud funny, joyous and profound, Wilkinson explores the pleasures and slippages of language itself, offering readers a rich, textured encounter with the strange edges of the ordinary world.