either in her own travels
the imagination and often from dream-like states
For fans of The Poetry Pharmacy and Poems to Live Your Life By
The highly anticipated new collection from Forward Prize-winner Kei Miller explores his strangest landscape yet – the placeless place
Seivwright’s introspective musings also delve into the struggles of growing up with a temperamental stepfather and the struggle it was to find one’s place in a blended family
The Banality of Power by James Byrne <br><b>Poetry Book Society Recommendation Summer 2026</b> Ruth Fainlight either in her own travelsPublished 31 May 2026 In The Banality of Power, James Byrne anatomises the everyday mechanics of harm, tracing how cruelty becomes procedure, how violence is normalised, and how authority hides in plain sight. These poems move from Eichmanns glass cage to boardrooms, tabloids, riots, outsourced pain and climate breakdown, always alert to the way institutions convert human lives into abstraction. Byrne braids political witness with history and myth,
