AmpersandInspired by reading her mothers World War II diaries, Lydia Fulleyloves latest collection, Ampersand, creates a unique discourse between mother and daughter. By placing her own diary entries and poetry in conversation with her mothers, we are introduced to a young woman enlisting in the Womens Auxiliary Air Force at the height of the war, a person Fulleylove finds both curious yet quietly familiar. Upon discovering their shared rhythms and unexpected

”— Owen Sheers

idealism and power

is a frequently poignant feature of his work

New edition of the travel classic

iron age fort

the dazzling

as well as humour

Stathis Gourgouris

’—KEITH JARRETT

but essentially Red Groove is a dazzling celebration

between life and death

Post-war society club work and studies at the Guildhall then led to a spell as warden of the Alliance Club for students and later to work as a probation officer in London