Imprints
Besides the main poetry list, Carcanet is also home to a diverse set of imprints:
The Oxford Poets imprint, formerly the poetry list of Oxford University Press, was established in March 1999. The Fyfield Books imprint includes selections from the great European and American classics from ancient to modern times. Carcanet also publish a range of inventive fiction and literary criticism alongside the Lives and Letters series and the Aspects of Portugal imprint.
Carcanet issues the controversial literary magazine PN Review which appears six times a year.
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