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their own aesthetics of pain
Four loose retellings of stories of the Greek god form pillars for the book
a world of deadly serious playgrounds
Let us (or the invocation of smoke) by Shehzar Doja is a mysterious and ethereal pamphlet
Hide Me Under the Blood and I Shall Be Satisfied by Keith Jarrett <b> Poetry Book Society Recommendation Spring 2026 </b> Manuel Vilas their own aesthetics of painPublished 26 March 2026 Keith Jarretts dazzlingly lyrical new collection asks how we process violence when its lionised in our language, on city street signs, in the edicts of a vengeful god. Its title borrowed from an unknown songwriter, this book is a palimpsest, layering known and unknown verses: those sung in Pentecostal churches or whispered in silent worship, texted to a 3am suitor or redacted from a eulogy. These poems are requiem and carnival:
