Kit by Megan Barker Moya Cannon Searching for a decolonising antipastoral

Searching for a decolonising antipastoral ‘eclogue’

'It eventually happened at a fetish venue in South London

capturing the strangeness and beauty of sentience

but the poems also have a wonderful

a revised perspective: memories are real

Kit by Megan Barker Moya Cannon Searching for a decolonising antipastoral'In both its open throated exclamations and its concentrated meditations on myriad forms of pain and joy [] Kit reaches places other books don't.' Max Porter'An extraordinary experience It is work and voices like Megan's we have to fight for.' Maxine PeakeMegan and Kit met in their early twenties. Their friendship was intense, wild and true. Years later, when Kit becomes desperately unwell, Megan tries to pull her old friend back from the precipice,