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2001 [poems by Reid] Alphabicycle Order, illustrated by Sara Fanelli, Ondt & Gracehoper ( British Council; evidently not in WorldCat)

2007 Alphabicycle Order, (?)Reid's poetry set to music by Colin Matthews [1]

2008 "Alphabicycle order Horn concerto", recording [2]

US Library of Congress Catalog has the recording. [3] -P64 00:49

As I depart, the former is in Christopher Reid#Books, the latter in Christopher Reid#External links. -- P64 ( talk) 00:33, 18 July 2014 (UTC) reply

His poem "A Pub Band" is featured in the 2004 anthology Wild Reckoning, which was inspired by Rachel Carson's Silent Spring.

That line previously appeared alone prior to See also (thus under "As editor" listings): [4]

This article now lists only Books (and doesn't say much in prose). Perhaps some poems published in anthologies or magazines should be listed.

-- P64 ( talk) 00:42, 18 July 2014 (UTC) reply