The Way I Dressed During the Revolution

Jane Weir's first collection, The Way I Dressed During the Revolution, was among Templar's inaugural series of full poetry collections, and was shortlisted by Ciaran Carson and Colm Toibin in the Glen Dimplex New Writers Awards (2006).

Jane Weir's poetry is available in audio form on the Poetry Archive: HERE

All Jane Weir's work may be explored by clicking the links below

Alice (2006)     Before Playing Romeo (2007)    Walking the Block (2008)

Signs of Early Man (2009)    Spine (2012)   The Fleas of Eyam (2015)

Anna Magnani, eat with me (2017)    Man About the Place (2018)

Stricken Fields (2020)    Multum in Parvo (2024)

'Poppies', from The Way I Dressed During the Revolution, appeared in Exit Wounds (July 2009) a Saturday Review feature on contemporary war poetry commissioned by Carol Ann Duffy.

'Poppies' is widely read and studied as a poem of remembrance, and is read at at public and private services of remembrance.