The Principle of Rapid Peering by Sylvia Legris PRE-ORDER John Sewell ‘The “homely” formal qualities of

‘The “homely” formal qualities of these well-made poems belie a mystery

’ – Adam Newey

at age sixty-six

Anne Tyler and the Great Uncle and Grandfather she never knew

unsparing accounts and clear-eyed reckonings – recoil from the lies and fake news of the age to actually ‘tell it like it is’

The Principle of Rapid Peering by Sylvia Legris PRE-ORDER John Sewell ‘The “homely” formal qualities ofPublished 2nd May 2024. Available for pre order. Self seeding wind is a wind of ever replenishing breath. from 'The Walk, or The Principle of Rapid Peering' The title of Sylvia Legris' melopoeic collection The Principle of Rapid Peering comes from a phrase the nineteenth century ornithologist and field biologist Joseph Grinnell used to describe the feeding behaviour of certain birds. Rather than waiting passively for food to approach them, these birds