Strange Husbandry Alison Brackenbury

Strange Husbandry Alison BrackenburyLorcn Blacks brilliant debut, Strange Husbandry, contrasts modern day stories of queer passion with older stories from myth and history. The title references not just husbandry in farming of crops and animals, but a more personal rendering of the word, calling on the etymology of the word, meaning to manage carefully. Strange Husbandry is rooted in the city of London during the years of the COVID 19 pandemic and the beginning of war in Ukraine, and it

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The years of hard work will flow like water before her house in Turkey is built and she can return

and Hieronymus Bosch

Amid desolate bluffs and ridges

In the grey north sky and no one thinks of dying…

mediums and ages

Critical Quarterly

Shash Trevett's The Naming of Names bears witness to the Tamil experience during the Sri Lankan civil war through poetry that spans a broad range of responses to this violent and tragic history

Taking its title from the myth surrounding St Bridgid's flame in Kildare

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