garn re-imagines Eliza Doolittle from Pygmalion and places her in the twenty-first century, cutting across landscapes from Liverpool to London. The book positions her through a series of sites and cultural signposts, from social housing to news stories, psychedelia to the post... ... Read More
Aquifer
THE PRESS
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‘Rhapsodies’ – Graham Hartill
Graham Hartill on Rhapsodies: Rhapsodies is a pretty wide book I think, a selection from a decade’s work; it contains nine... ... Read More
‘By Tiny Twisting Ways’ – Ian Davidson
Ian Davidson's poetry is both moving and full of movement. It explores what it takes to weather a landscape,... ... Read More
‘Resonance Field’ by David Annwn
This collection of recent poems 2016-2020 engages with the world perceived as shifting fields of magnetic energy and includes selected images from... ... Read More
‘Canalchemy: The Lager Kilns’ by Steven Hitchins
The Lager Kilns gathers together texts and images created by Steven Hitchins for The Canalchemy... ... Read More
‘Canalchemy: The Materials’ by Lyndon Davies
The Materials gathers together poems and images created by Lyndon Davies for The Canalchemy Project, a collaborative... ... Read More
‘The Handle of the Door’ by Christopher Twigg
The Handle of the Door is Christopher Twigg’s first new collection since A Cherub that Sees Them (2003)... ... Read More
‘floss’ by Sarah Crewe
floss is an exploration of working class feminist psychogeography, via flick, a woman thing and a phantom dog named floss. The poems explore sites of erasure and loss in Central... ... Read More
The Edge of Necessary
The Edge of Necessary is the first ever anthology of contemporary innovative Welsh and Wales-connected poetry in English. Wales has a strong tradition of dis-established, linguistically challenging literatures, and... ... Read More
‘Poems for the Dance’ by Scott Thurston
Containing an essay, and poems, occasioned by the author’s engagement with Five Rhythms and other improvised dance... ... Read More
‘Reference Points’ by Lee Duggan
Lee Duggan's first collection combines meticulous observation of natural and urban spaces with political and metaphysical speculation; it pitches... ... Read More
BRIDGE 116
Lyndon Davies’ fourth collection takes a high-dive into the vast but weirdly personal and particular mysteries of place and belonging. Shifting through forms, registers and perspectives, part journal, part improvisation, part hallucination, Bridge 116 explores a vision... ... Read More
