Unruled Journal Alexandra Chreiteh

Unruled Journal Alexandra ChreitehAnne Rylands third collection begins and ends with the human body, honouring its traumas and miracles. Meditations on spirituality and mortality are suffused with a gentle humour. There is continued searching for a homeland, for unknown homes that evoke longing, and for the vitality to be discovered in ruins. Versions of haunting poems about exile and displacement by the German poet Hilde Domin are woven into the book. Unsung heroes and heroines step

my joints like broken walnuts

Khaled Najar and Amjad Nasser

part documentary and social commentary

but what about the spiritualist temple that Sherlock Holmes helped build or the folk dance revival that started in a Camden Hay Market or the site of the Camden Town Murder

Sinéad Gleeson

When the search for a will goes off-beam

and the question of redemption

second poetry collection is an intricate exploration of colonialism and

this ‘sea text dream collection’ preserves a record (including tents) of data relating to prophetic processes in any town’s financial district

Angelina Ayers on Mary Oliver

Jana Fawaz Elhassan

In this stark and startling little book