Siblings by Jay Bernard, Mary Jean Chan, Will Harris and Nisha Ramayya
POETRY BOOK SOCIETY PAMPHLET CHOICE SUMMER 2024 Autumn Bulletin co-founded Left Review in the

co-founded Left Review in the 1930s and edited Theatre Today in the 1940s

This is a firecracker of a debut collection

the triumph of School of Instructions is how it confronts the legacy of imperial silencing and etches shards of remembrances into a form of survival

You will also be guided by stories tapping into British

like an unexplained magic trick

Siblings by Jay Bernard, Mary Jean Chan, Will Harris and Nisha Ramayya<br><b>POETRY BOOK SOCIETY PAMPHLET CHOICE SUMMER 2024</b> Autumn Bulletin co-founded Left Review in theConvened by Will Harris, Siblings is a roundtable conversation between four poets on writing communities, real and imaginary siblings, and first encounters with poetry. Thinking through the lyric modes wayward directions speaking sideways to peers and siblings, writing vertically to parentage, lineage, literary histories these four poets talk to each other as makers and friends about the possibilities that poetry enables now. I grew up with dual