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Roger McGough first became widely known as part of Liverpool’s influential cultural movement of the 1960s, where his playful, accessible approach to poetry helped introduce new audiences to the form. With a distinctive voice shaped by humour, rhythm and sharp observation, McGough brought poetry into everyday life through live performance, broadcasting and publishing. Alongside acclaimed collections for adults, he has written extensively for children, creating poems and stories filled with imagination, wit and a delight in language. His work has entertained generations of readers and listeners for more than sixty years, establishing him as one of the UK’s most enduring and recognisable literary figures.

Welcome to Roger McGough’s books page. Many of his titles are available from Penguin and its imprints.