The war of Leeroy Jenkins' Ear by Joseph Persad Autumn Bulletin In the author's own words:

In the author's own words: '2014 was a year of tremendous energy in my native Scotland

Dear Ghosts

tenacious way of penetrating and exploring the core of her subject that seems to me unique

has just published his autobiographical masterpiece Narrative Poem in translation… A kind of wild lyricism marks the work… a sense of the explosive urgency of writing itself

but the effect is to take us within—to interior landscapes where there is not certainty but the constant liminality of life in process

The war of Leeroy Jenkins' Ear by Joseph Persad Autumn Bulletin In the author's own words:The War of Leeroy Jenkins' Ear is a restless, intellectually charged sequence that threads a cut off ear through histories of empire, cultural inheritance, and the uneasy mechanics of narrative control. Moving between lyric shards and compact prose blocks, Joseph Persad braids Portobello, Columbus, heritage plaques, complaint systems, and the river Wandle into a language of drift and collision, where place names misbehave and institutional speech