Ghost Passage by Josephine Balmer Theophilus Kwek Angela Leighton imagines a poem

Angela Leighton imagines a poem 'surprised in the act of finding itself'

Where the heart is at once ‘all lurgy’ and an ‘investment piece’ to be saved for best

exploring intimacy and unconditional love as well as isolation and confinement

his poems engage ecological disaster

two poets confident in their own traditions meet in the hinterland between translation and collaboration - Cyril Jones from the disciplines of Welsh cynghanedd

Ghost Passage by Josephine Balmer Theophilus Kwek Angela Leighton imagines a poemGhost Passage explores the ways in which we write ourselves in to the landscape, leaving our own trace, making our mark. From inscribed ancient artefacts and recently excavated writing tablets of Roman London the earliest known written texts in the city to tombstones in a remote Kent churchyard, the collection deciphers the hidden texts that weave through our past, articulating lost and often overlooked voices. Outside the usual boundaries of