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from William Wallace’s taste for cheese to the Queen’s love of gangsta rap
A wonderful collection of poems that help mark the daily turn of the seasons and all the rituals marking the significant moments of the year
A grotto to the Virgin Mary illuminates a deserted road
and eulogies to dearly departed pets
our lifeguard
The Underground Cabaret by Ian Seed Julia Copus from William Wallace’s taste forThe prose poems in The Underground Cabaret form the final volume of a quartet, following on from New York Hotel, Identity Papers and Makers of Empty Dreams. "In The Underground Cabaret, Ian Seed is at his unsettling and uncanny best. In each of these tightly constructed pieces, Seed gives us people who are helpless in the face of absurdity, who miss each other or form only transient connections and who suffer alienation and loneliness in eerie and
