Photofit by Martin Jago Michael Haslam this anthology argues for a

this anthology argues for a politics of solidarity that assumes the full distribution of resources to build a world where people can live their lives with agency

Comic without being flippant

this is answered more personally than ever

and we – humans that we are – see fit to plant marigolds and dig up dandelions

odes and specular poems

Photofit by Martin Jago Michael Haslam this anthology argues for aThis powerful debut constructs a vivid portrayal of past and present events through unflinching and often darkly humorous poetry. These poems collide at the intersection of childhood trauma and adult memory, where identity is shaped and 'No one sees or hears the crash its horror unfolding between the front seats in slow motion' Through its narrative, this collection captures the chaos and energy of a childhood, the manipulations and assaults that