The Feel-Good Movie of the Year Lui Sit

The Feel-Good Movie of the Year Lui Sit***Pre Order!*** 'My poor old heart, I've left its drawbridge down' Divorced, and perhaps a little bruised, Luke Wright journeys off the sunken roads of southern England and into himself, pursued by murderous swans, empty car seats, and his father's skeleton clocks. Both brazen and elegiac, these poems pull on the tidy hem of responsible existence, unravelling the banal frustrations of online outrage and ageing friends, and grasping at something

Just one poem by each poet appears

an elegy and eulogy for his home country that blurs the personal (his father’s love of Auden

Robespierre and Blanqui

Dexter the old-timer

the young detective makes some alarming discoveries

in a poetry ‘made delightful by the elegance of Dunn’s art’ (Acumen)

on Walcott

not least because he wants to learn more about an Irish priest who as an old man has been a priest in Coventry

Elke Schmitter – Excerpt from the novel Minor Misdemeanours

carving a new identity for the region as she goes

"Richard McKane's clear

three uncollected poems