Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $51.50 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 19 - Aug 24
Vaughan Pilikian takes us on a series of risky
James Joyce’s Ulysses – and the result is a shattering of the familiar physics of space and memory into an ever-refracting kaleidoscope of love: a portrait repeated in broken fragments so astounding in the shimmering brutality of its beauty that its revelation is the gift of compassion
as a ploughboy
Rachel Plummer
Lunette by Jack Bennett Martin Zarrop Vaughan Pilikian takes us onJack Bennetts Lunette is an unsettling and mysterious series of ekphrastic prose poems which feature themes of displacement, flux and purgatory. The poems were written as the lockdown eased and the world returned to normal. Bennetts influences are drawn mostly from the surrealist tradition, Mallarm, Rimbaud, and Roy Fisher are all prominent, with a hint of something intangible floating alongside the moonlight, reeds, and jellyfish. PRAISE for Lunette:
