Charlie McIlwain was born in 1999. There is no danger.… →
Elegy [Model Interaction Trend]
Elegy [Model Interaction Trend] is the corscuating, inimitable debut poetry pamphlet from Charlie McIlwain. An astonishing palimpset of quotes, samples and deconstructed syntax, this is a poetic sequence which holds (radical, queer) ethical witness to modern brutality. “Charlie McIlwain’s Elegy is a… →
We’d Have Told Each Other Everything
‘Very occasionally a book comes along that feels as if it were written just for me, and this is one of those rare books. All my life’s defining concerns, as a writer and a woman, are here, and Hermann conveys and examines them with generosity and honesty and insight. This book stimulated my mind and… →
Spring Seaweed: Feamainn Bhealtaine
‘While Máirtín Ó Direáin stands among Ireland’s greatest twentieth-century poets, his prose reveals another dimension of his genius. These essays, born from childhood memories that shaped his poetic vision, offer an unparalleled window into authentic Aran island life.’ – Alan Titley, Emeritus Profes… →
The press was established in 2021 to offer an opportunity to platform underrepresented writers who might struggle to get published through the traditional route. We have maintained this ethos and we still offer publication to poets who require a bit of editing support to get their manuscripts publis… →
Knock Down House incorporates memoir, cultural and literary studies, and poetry to explore the processes of colonization, war, environmental over-shoot and migration that have shaped, and been shaped by, modernity. Taking as its instigation the moment the author’s grandfather, a British aviator in t… →
Taal is a love letter to the tabla, the musical drum from India traditionally used as accompaniment as well as a solo melodic instrument in its own right; it is also a homage to several poets and musicians and their ideas of rhythmic cycles, such as Gabriela Mistral, Rabindranath Tagore, Annie Besan… →
The Book of Skies, like its predecessor Excess-The Factory, emerged from poet Leslie Kaplan’s experience participating in the national strike and social revolution of ’68 in France. Early in ‘68 Kaplan, like others, left her studies in order to take on factory work, as an aspect of revolutionary pra… →
Everyone and her Resemblances is a poetic sequence in the form of a conversation with an oracular presence—a text to walk a reader through blindness. “Her” is at once: other and icon. These poems are entities you can talk to. Escorts beyond the edges of the permissible, the knowable. This text is a… →
A Multilingual Journey with Jèssica Pujol Duran To One / To Multiple is a collection of multiple series of poetry that the poet Jèssica Pujol Duran wrote living in and out of London between 2013 and 2020. It contains a multiplicity of references, geographies, and voids, coming from memory, ob… →