Otherwise by Sean O'Brien Katrina Naomi “breath[ing] in the sky

“breath[ing] in the sky

The largest of those individual releases

'Deborah Landau has developed a style of writing poetry that reminds me of Maggie Nelson and Anne Carson

His once celebrated red mouth opened briefly 'like an exotic flower' to complain of injustice and bourgeois vulgarity

Otherwise by Sean O'Brien Katrina Naomi “breath[ing] in the skyA new sequence of poems by Sean O'Brien, winner of both the T. S. Eliot Prize and the Forward Prize. The season is high summer, the hour is late, 'in the high numbers', the place is one where roots remain deep, but at the same time it grows unrecognisable a terrain vague steadily absenting itself from human memory. Love holds it all together, preserving a sense of expectancy and promise, an intuition of immanence in the everyday. Sean O'Brien is one