Breakfast with the Scavengers by Ben Rhys Palmer Julian Flanagan and our visible selves as

and our visible selves as beings we cannot always recognise

Natural Burial Ground is by turns melancholy and musical

In a setting similar to Ken Kesey’s One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest and based on true cases

We each have the power to reshape – and retell – our stories and to start again

Breakfast with the Scavengers by Ben Rhys Palmer Julian Flanagan and our visible selves asThese poems are romantic, apocalyptic, welcoming, terrifying, funny and heartbreaking all at once. Caroline Bird One of the most exciting poetry voices to emerge from Wales for many years Here you will find witty and exuberantly imaginative visions, tender poems of family and loss, and a rich, individual voice. Jonathan Edwards In Ben Rhys Palmers joyful debut collection, discombobulated robots rub shoulders with philosophising hyenas, orangutan