knots, tangles, fankles by Alex Reed #love Syncope eulogizes those who have

Syncope eulogizes those who have perished making Central Mediterranean crossings as well as collects first-hand accounts of those who have survived these perilous journeys

Caroline Clark’s Sovetica masterfully transforms stories from her husband’s childhood and teenage experience in late Soviet Russia into fascinating poems that take us on a behind-the-scenes journey to the last years of state socialism

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Nothing could be more relevant at the present moment

for whom woman are prey and sex is weaponised

knots, tangles, fankles by Alex Reed #love Syncope eulogizes those who haveRe imagining the research of Laing and Esterson, Alex Reeds multi vocal knots, tangles, fankles asks important questions about sanity, madness and the family in a time before the digital became part of the story. This story revolves around Hazel, a young working class girl with the odds stacked against her, and it is both everyday and appalling. A shifting constellation of voices, overheard from behind closed doors, animates an insightful and