"Mixing and matching hybrid modes – memoir, essay, creative non-fiction, fiction, fictional poems, psychogeographical dérives, jokes, footnotes and poetics – Doubly Stolen Fire examines authorship, real, fictional, hoaxing, as well as the author’s own, from multiple... ... Read More
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THE PRESS
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Mélisande Fitzsimons: The Only Country in the World
'Mélisande Fitzsimons’s new collection is jam-packed with intrigue, interesting information, surreal and dreamy interjections... ... Read More
Anthony Mellors: Folk Etymology
Folk Etymology contains most of the poems written by Anthony Mellors during the 2010s. It includes individual poems and sequences written for the most varied of circumstances, including a... ... Read More
Tim Allen: Very Rare Poems Upon the Earth
Tim Allen’s Very Rare Poems Upon The Earth is a glorious ticker-tape parade through the city of language on an evening when the wind has blown René Magritte’s... ... Read More
Lee Duggan: Residential Poems
Lee Duggan’s Residential Poems are migratory and expansive, roaming between north Wales and fragmentary cities, dissolving the boundaries between spaces and species with their... ... Read More
Lyndon Davies: Mont-Saint-Jean
On the morning of the eighteenth of June 1815, the Duke of Wellington deployed his troops along a ridge near the village of Mont-Saint-Jean, in what is now north-central Belgium. What followed... ... Read More
Anthony Mellors: Winter Journey
In 2014, as a creative response to conditions in the former East Germany after reunification, fugitive Dessau poet Daniel zur Höhe (1960– ) completed his multi-layered, paranoid reinventions... ... Read More
Eléna Rivera and Peter Hughes: Arrangements
Arrangements consists of two sequences written between Peter Hughes and Eléna Rivera. Sequence one, ‘Seasons’, was written between November... ... Read More
Caroline Goodwin: Matanuska
Caroline Goodwin’s Matanuska is good for what ails you, from snow-blindness to work-worn hands to the heaviness of grief. Each poem in this remarkable collection begins with the name of a plant,... ... Read More
Dorothy Lehane: House Girl
The girl in the sequence is diseased and stigmatised, locked away in the house. Siblings perform diagnostic ceremonies and make home-made treatments using potions from the natural world. With a sense... ... Read More
Sarah Crewe: ‘garn’
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... ... Read More
‘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
