Mingle Áine Miller

Mingle Áine MillerCaleb Parkins dark and mischievous second poetry collection Mingle stirs up the toxicities between landscapes, ecosystems and bodies, in poems bubbling over with hyper wealth and haunted by tarnished ideals. Through creatures, compounds and chemicals, the poems probe what makes up our world's matter, and how we use it for good or ill. From gold to hydrocarbons, radioactive gardening to viral memes, the resulting mixture is a potent poetic cocktail

sexual identity

a soldier and a poet

No matter how common are the situations she depicts - whether it be broken marriages

Starting on Gilligan's island

Part of the popular ‘Spoke’ performance group and frequently published in The Spectator

This is a voice that has longed to be understood and heard from the depths of a difficult childhood and the emotions later raised by a court case for contact with her stepson

Wild Life identifies that which is fluid and constantly changing – and that nature itself isn’t afraid of being colourful

’ a brutally disruptive ‘xenogenerosity’ (Harney & Moten)

a wife he no longer loves and a child who does not recognise him

and is partly bilingual

Anthony Vahni Capildeo

No novel penetrates more deeply the political corruption at the heart of 1980s Guyana