A nice easy one to get you going. Who published a collection of 88 poetic 'letters', written over a 25 year period, all to his former wife? Oh, did I mention the wife was Sylvia Plath?
Which young Belfast poet recently won the prestigious 2004 Forward Prize for her first collection, These Days ?
What was the title of Paul Farley's second collection, which won the Whitbread Poetry Award in 2003?
Which poet, born in London to Nigerian parents, wrote the collections RAW and Transformatrix , and spent time as a poet in residence in a tattoo parlour?
In 1999 Nobel Prize winner Seamus Heaney published a new translation of an Anglo-Saxon masterpiece, which surprised a lot of people by going on to win the Whitbread Book of the Year Prize. What was it?
Which poet, born in Australia in 1929 but long since resident in the UK, won the 2002 Forward Prize with his collection Max is Missing ?
And which poet has perfected the notoriously difficult form of the 'novel-in-verse' with her books The Emperor's Babe and Lara ?
What was the title of Carol Ann Duffy's popular 1999 collection, which looked at the exploits of famous men throughout history - but from the perspective of their lesser-known wives?
Which Scottish poet, who also works as a poetry editor, won the 2003 T.S. Eliot Prize with his eagely-anticipated collection Landing Light ?
Clare Pollard wrote most of her first collection, published by Bloodaxe in 1998, while she was still at school. What was it called?