ThreatThe poems in Threat, Julia Webbs second collection, train their eagle eyes on life at the margins, and on family, love, loss, belonging and not belonging. They are not afraid to visit the uncomfortable places where true humanity resides. Threat is an examination of self from multiple perspectives. Its narratives of both past and present tread a fine line between fantasy and reality these are the lives we have led, the lives we could have led, or the

Eoghan Walls

INTERVIEW with poet

Glyn Pursglove describes the latter as a ‘fascinating sequence’ continuing: “a syncretic force of imagination is one of [its] most striking features

from Fernando Pessoa and his heteronyms

Get Thee to a Nunnery

Creator of the lightly fictionalized region of Wessex

Christopher Reid

The ‘Cyclone’ here is both personal and political

alongside music and the seasons and the shifts they bring

once in Switzerland

part travelogue

We reach the depths of Hell but Paradise can be just round the corner ('Let them paint a boat