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Poetry Book Society Winter 2022 Bulletin
Poetry Book Society Winter 2022 Bulletin
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The Poetry Book Society is a unique poetry book club that delivers the best new books to members worldwide. The Winter 2022 Bulletin magazine features poems and commentaries from emerging and established poets, as well as exclusive interviews, insightful reviews, and extensive listings of books and pamphlets. The Winter Choice Safiya Kamaria Kinshasa re-examines the slave trade, Nina Mingya Powles reviews Mother of Flip Flops, Laura Doyle Pean delves into mental health, Arji Manuelpillai confronts Sri Lanka's traumatic past, Selina Nwulu examines Black British experience, migration, and grief, Fran Lock channels queer working class rage, and Philip Gross takes us to a celestial plane.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 60 pages
Publication date: 15 November 2022
Publisher: Poetry Book Society
The Poetry Book Society, founded by T.S. Eliot, is a unique poetry book club that brings the joy of poetry to members worldwide. Each quarter, our expert selectors choose the best new books to deliver, along with exclusive interviews, insightful reviews, and extensive listings of published books and pamphlets. The Winter 2022 Bulletin magazine is thought-provoking, featuring poems and commentaries from emerging and established poets. Safiya Kamaria Kinshasa's Winter Choice re-examines the slave trade and interprets the voice of her Barbadian ancestors through innovative dance notation and movement across the page. Nina Mingya Powles reviews Pamphlet Choice Mother of Flip Flops by Mukahang Limbu, which takes us from Cowley Road, Oxford, to Nepal. Laura Doyle Pean's Translation Choice delves into mental health in Yo-Yo Heart (87 Press) translated by Stuart Bell. A E Stallings takes us back to ancient Greece via modern motherhood. Arji Manuelpillai confronts Sri Lanka's traumatic past in Improvised Explosive Device (Penned in the Margins), and Selina Nwulu examines Black British experience, migration, and grief in her formidable debut A Little Resurrection (Bloomsbury). Fran Lock channels queer working-class rage in her astonishing White/Other (87 Press), and Philip Gross takes us to a celestial plane with The Thirteenth Angel (Bloodaxe). You can find out more and join our poetry community today at www.poetrybooks.co.uk.
Dimension: 210 x 149 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781913129422
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