Do I Look Like an Atmosphere by Zoë Skoulding Dalia Neis imagist doctrine has always been

imagist doctrine has always been at the heart of Laurie Duggan’s sharp-eyed work

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A wise and intelligent poet

Born and raised in Birmingham

Do I Look Like an Atmosphere by Zoë Skoulding Dalia Neis imagist doctrine has always beenTaking its title from a line in Hotel du Nord, a 1938 film of doomed romance, this collection brings background into the foreground, whether as birdsong that comes filtered through medieval poetry and digital technologies, or the epiphytic ferns, indicators of temperate rainforests, which are neither rooted nor parasitic but draw nutrients from the mist, dust and decay around them. An epiphytic poetics, in which poems grow in the atmosphere of other