At What PointAt what point do we figure it out does it get easier will we find the answers will I feel okay? Caitlin ORyans debut collection is a journey of mirrors smashing and everything we have come to accept being called into question. With deep vulnerability and wit, she invites us to look inside of ourselves and to interrogate what we find there. Fuelled by the times that we are living in, her poems vibrate through the pages, grabbing you with a sense of

and interrogate the ways in which we process and avoid

Zurawski argues that the literary holds a revitalizing potential precisely because of its capacity of exceeding the narrow imaginative aims of life within our contemporary social order

Weeds and trees run rampant in the city this spring

Sastry's wit and stoicism slake the bonfire of modern troubles

At the police station in Yaoundé

Fred Johnston

Count Basie

From the Escher-like grammatical maze of ‘The Boarding House’ to the Lewis Carroll-esque ‘The Basement’

seek to renew themselves

His debut collection

and many more

hilarious anecdotes