SALTY - poems from the sea A collection of seaside poems donated to a pavement poem catcher in North Berwick, Scotland. This book captures the delights of a summer at the sea during the festival season, with rich memories of ice creams, sun, seagulls, waves, golf and all things British.

A book of explosive fireworks poetry written on the streets at the Edinburgh Festival Fireworks Show. This collection is fiery, quirky and explosive, set in the backdrop of the Castle and legions of history - what do you do while waiting for the show to begin...Write a poem of course!This book captures the delights of the Edinburgh festival season as it comes to an end for yet another year. It was made in 6 hours, and it reads quickly too! Another "must have" from the PoemCatcher collection quintessentially Scottish poetic snapshots.

An anthology of Royal Wedding Poems collected on the streets of St Andrews, to celebrate the marriage of Prince William and Miss Kate Middleton. Playful and endearing reflections from the public. With special contributions from literature students and international poets, this book offers many treasures that delight the reader and capture the vibrant public enthusiasm ahead of the wedding. (the 10th PoemCatcher title and 1st birthday celebration)

A collection of intriguing mushroom and fungus poems written by scientists and donated to a pavement poemcatcher at IMC9 - the worlds largest mycology conference. It is full of poems about mushrooms, fungi, lichens and all things mycological. This is where education meets entertainment, growing the art of this science.

HAUNTED HALLOWEENA creepy collection of haunted poems gathered in Auld Reekie (Edinburgh) over the festival weekend of Halloween and the pagan Samhuinn parade. (Celtic New Year) With poems written by ghouls and ghosts - you'll find this anthology slightly devilish, a tad mythical and honoring of the infamous Jack 'O Lantern.

BALLS from the queue "GAME" - the first of a Championship Trilogy featuring a creative collection of poems gathered by the pavement poemcatcher from Wimbledon tennis fans while waiting in the queue for their tickets in June 2010. All poems are fresh and written "on the fly" showing amazing talent and diversity of experiences. This book offers a poetic snapshot of the tournament and showcases many great talents.

A collection of fabulous poems written and donated to a pavement poemcatcher while waiting in the queue at Wimbledon 2010. This book offers a poetical snapshot of this great tournament, with insights from inside teh Hallowed grounds on 1st thursday, A Camping session on 1st Friday, 1 fresh morning on Middle Saturday and a special Honouring for Isner and Mahut, who broke all records playing the worlds longest ever game of tennis. The second in a trilogy GAME, SET and MATCH.