We're overjoyed to be bringing you three new pamphlets this Spring: Shash Trevett's From a Borrowed Land, Ben Bransfield's Judder Men and Chrissy Banks's Frank.

Come and celebrate their launch with us online. More information about each of the publications is below, along with a link where you can read a sample.

Click here to watch the launch.

Chrissy Banks's Frank

From Frank who ‘spits words straight from the seam’ to the schoolgirl who ‘has buried so much for so long’, these poems travel the road between the down-to-earth and outspoken to what’s more reflective, hidden or difficult to voice. In varied contexts, Frank offers examples of the ways in which we negotiate our inner truth through interaction with others and ourselves.

Shash Trevett's From a Borrowed Land

Marked by trauma, From a Borrowed Land bears witness to the Tamil experience during the Sri Lankan civil war. From the safety of ‘the borrowed land’, these poems remember and grieve both historical and personal loss: loss of lives, of a homeland, of a language, and of a way of life.

Ben Bransfield's Judder Men

The men that judder in and out of view and thought in these clear but aslant poems are real and imagined, monsters and heroes, loved and reviled, fathered and childless, afraid and brave, dead and unborn, sinned against and sinning. The language of Judder Men is compressed, yet oddly lucid, compelling us to find out what lies just beyond the safe places.

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