binding us irresistibly to this book
woven with the complexities of mental illness and the often-overlooked human stories within the justice system
This anthology features contemporary writing that draws upon dialect in ways that explore the potential of the narrative and poetic voice
’— Sarah Bakewell‘A work of double history
Joshua Judson’s disarming debut has an acute sense of place: in canal-side twitchels and river-thrashed hills
The Ethics of Cats by Alice Kinsella Barry Hill binding us irresistibly to thisThe Ethics of Cats is a collection about the past, the personal, the dystopian. The poet intertwines Ireland's colonial history with an examination of how the crises of mental health and housing affect those in domestic spaces. A house can be a home, a threat. As the climate emergency unfolds, what does it mean to have a home, a cat by the fire, dead birds in the porch? It is a book about power, empathy, and survival. Alice Kinsella is an Arts Council