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‘Gripping
which transform themselves as if they were dreams
Marie Naughton is an astute and eclectic storyteller: her poems put us inside the head of astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell whose discovery of radio pulsars in the 60s translated as a Nobel Prize in Physics for her male supervisor
— Robert Sheppard
’ an elegy which explores the power of memorialisation while testifying to the power of hope
The Taxidermist by Shazea Quraishi Sarah Corbett ‘GrippingBrand new and long awaited poetry from this elegant and meticulous poet. What has the body of a white mouse to show us? What is art? And how can we live with death? The contemplative and poised poems in this collection tackle the vast questions of life and art. Their simplicity is beguiling, their vocabulary hypnotic, as tiny details build slowly, calmly to create a vision as broad as existence itself. The Taxidermist is Shazea Quraishis first
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