Written following a move from London to Cornwall, Katrina Naomi's new collection Wild Persistence considers distance and closeness, and questions how to live. Available now.

"Funny, moving, surprising, unflinching and, above all else...joyous" - Helen Mort

We are delighted to share that Pigeon Songs by Eoghan Walls has been shortlisted for the Pigott Poetry Prize 2020. Read more here.

The eagerly awaited follow-up to her multi-prizewinning debut, ​The Estate Agent’s Daughter  is acute and wryly observed. The poems step forth with a confident tone, touching on the personal and the public, encapsulating a woman’s tribulations in the 21st century. Availble now. 

“...fast talking, wise-cracking and worldly wise...”– Zoë Brigley

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In her second collection, We Could Be Anywhere by Now, Katherine Stansfield brings us poems about placement and displacement full of both wry comedy and uneasy tension. Available now. 

"multi-layered and full of surprising transitions" - Patrick McGuinness

Cath Drake brings us an artful and edgy debut collection where the shaking city of its title is a metaphor for the swiftly changing precarity of modern life within the looming climate emergency, and the unease of the narrator who is far from home.​ Availble now. 

"a guide to staying clear-eyed, combative and caring in unsettled times." – Philip Gross