Glue Oz Hardwick presenting subtly dislocated narratives that

presenting subtly dislocated narratives that

Maurice Riordan

as one poem  observes of a glider riding a thermal

Kathleen Raine

James Kirkup

Glue Oz Hardwick presenting subtly dislocated narratives thatGlue (the book) expands on the true life script of Louises first two meetings with her birth mother, three decades after being put up for adoption. This extended remix, features outstanding poems and vivid prose, retelling a childhood shuttled from one carer to another. Clear eyed, affecting, witty and engaging, Glue is often disturbing but is also ultimately life affirming. Louise grew up in care from the age of nine and Glue celebrates both her