That day she'll proclaim her chroniclesFor centuries poetry has been a form of knowledge and a way of knowing for non centred people. In this collection Muneera re centres her voice and the voices of other people that are often times relegated to the sidelines or misrepresented in mainstream thought. This collection explores belonging, spirituality, gender, race and identity as well as themes of girlhood, pop culture, familial bonds and crushes, against the back drop of London and Bristol

Julie Boden

Fans of his children’s books will enjoy the way these poems combine the silly and the sinister to catch the surrealism of everyday life

and the country was abandoned to anarchy and gang rule

many of which were translations and adaptations of foreign romantic works

From having coffee in quiet city-centre cafés to travelling around complete rail networks

the freeing

Patrick Moran was born in Templetuohy

Ticker-tape is bold

We survived because of me

performativity

Poems about homecoming

What keeps them writing