Ampersand Dorothy Molloy

Ampersand Dorothy MolloyInspired by reading her mothers World War II diaries, Lydia Fulleyloves latest collection, Ampersand, creates a unique discourse between mother and daughter. By placing her own diary entries and poetry in conversation with her mothers, we are introduced to a young woman enlisting in the Womens Auxiliary Air Force at the height of the war, a person Fulleylove finds both curious yet quietly familiar. Upon discovering their shared rhythms and unexpected

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and theatricality creatively meets the moment we as a society and artistic community find ourselves in

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She is also the editor of the anthologies The Emergency Poet: an Anti-Stress Poetry Anthology and The Everyday Poet: Poems to Live By (both Michael O'Mara Books Ltd)

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