Alfie Piper has six weeks of summer - and nothing left to lose
To the crystalline abstractions that Rushmer inherits from French poetry is added Taoist-inspired spirituality and the influence of Chinese and Japanese calligraphy in an amalgam of great beauty
showcases the beloved poet at her edifying best
avoiding the chair where they fucked
Let us (or the invocation of smoke) by Shehzar Doja is a mysterious and ethereal pamphlet
Middle Child by Annie Muir Scott Tyrrell Alfie Piper has six weeksMiddle Child by Annie Muir is a book of sharp, funny, quietly brutal recognitions, where the everyday turns uncanny and the self keeps slipping between roles, versions, and borrowed scripts. Through poems that riff on Frankenstein, pop culture, pub lore, found images and borrowed forms, Muir writes the middle child's sensibility as a kind of heightened surveillance, noticing how bodies are appraised, threatened, desired, marketed, and made to perform.