Eat the Glitter by Kat Dixon #TSEliotPrize and distraction are considered useful

and distraction are considered useful tools in the making process as language is repeatedly drawn away from the comprehensible towards the asemic

These are poets who interrogate race and explode any ideas of a page/stage divide

of women who lived on the fringes of ordinary

an anvil dropped from heaven'

Morgan praised his success in the 'impossible genre'

Eat the Glitter by Kat Dixon #TSEliotPrize and distraction are considered usefuleat the glitter is an irreverent, lyrical exploration of queer love, modern culture, and a post pandemic world. Tender yet cynical, this pamphlet nudges at the discomfort of art, capitalism, social contracts and the disconcerting remnants of lockdown in our lives. Amidst Kat Dixon's poetry lies an undercurrent of vulnerability, an acute and sensitive awareness of the worlds complexities and contradictions.