The Martians Regress by J.O. Morgan Irene Koronas and that was the start

and that was the start / of you being dead

carrying as much of their strangeness as possible into his English

the risks and the rewards of oblivion

grief and tenderness in these poems are universal and belong to every kind of human affection - indeed Forcano has been described by the Catalan journalist and academic Pere Ballart as 'our foremost love poet'

The Martians Regress by J.O. Morgan Irene Koronas and that was the startShortlisted for the T. S. Eliot Prize 2020 A lone martian returns to Earth. He leaves behind him a hardened survivalist culture, its muddled myths and songs, its continued abuse of the environment that sustains it. During this journey back to the now broken and long abandoned mother planet, the martian begins to consider his own uncertain origins, and his own future. Cut off from his people, the martian's story is that of the individual: his duty at