Battery Rocks Ali Al-MuqriIn Battery Rocks Katrina Naomi returns to the Cornish swimming spot Battery Rocks in Penzance every day for a year. On each swim, she finds something fresh and invigorating, whether this is an encounter with a bull seal, an insight into the conflict in Palestine, or a realisation about herself. Alongside poems exploring the sea in all its mercurial forms rough and calm, wild and healing she examines issues of fear, strength and vulnerability. Writing
He became one of the most popular poets in Britain
ecological and personal preoccupations with which Galician poets have engaged in recent decades
Characters reach a turning point at which their lives can become fuller and more meaningful
Passport is the second collection by Richie McCaffery
who writes about his friendship with Walcott with warmth and insight
DL Williams
of making toys out of leaves
Asuka Hishiki's Botaniphoria: A Cabinet of Botanical Curiosities encompasses subjects as diverse as rotting vegetables
a chance to leap through the mirror and escape the mundane
“If Somebody Wants to Know Which Is My Country”
a supple intelligence: a sprightly
Tristan Tzara and the Soviet poet Nikolai Tikhonov
