Kent showcases a working class poetics that aims to present both a reality of experience and a subversion of expectations
Poetry Unbound contains expanded reflections on poems as heard on the podcast
Allen-Paisant refracts his European travels and considers the Black male body
showing how the sustained depth and clarity of her poetry lies in her ability to create ambiguity and suggest harmony at the same time
Her main themes are drawn from a life of transitions: childhood
Foretokens by Sarah Howe <b> Poetry Book Society Choice Winter 2025 </b> naturepoetry Kent showcases a working class'Howe is peerless and I look at her work, happily, with awe' OCEAN VUONG A landmark new collection from T. S. Eliot Prize winner Sarah Howe, navigating the complex inheritance of family, language and colonialism and forming a portrait of a mother in search of her past and herself. 'Unearthed in a clear out, a picture calendar shes kept hoarding, Ive learnt, is a mark of the emigrant across continents and time.' So begins Sarah Howes extraordinary new