Kith David CobbLove, sex, boats and friendship. And yet Jo Bells second poetry collection, Kith, is about so much more, as these bold and generous poems interweave bigger questions of place, identity and community and what these mean to us, here and now. Delighting in the belting, beautiful turn of phrase, Jo Bells poems are lyrical and joyous, but always precise and clear as birdsong. They take us the long way home, plot histories along the route of backwaters, and
Will Stone was born in 1966 and now divides his time between Belgium and England
as well as translations of Aeschylus and of Quechua poetry from Bolivia
" - Adrian Mitchell
full of characters who will suffer for their modern sins
owed so much
grieving emptiness and the rebuilding of a heart and sense of self
His poetry has appeared widely in Ireland
Hoda Ablan: Twelve poems
a short story translated by Katy Derbyshire
and these ‘Three Musketeers’ challenge perceptions of British “hoodie youth culture” through acts of kindness of their own
Henry has always been a serious
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