Final Slash Boy by Stephen S. Mills Colette Bryce often inextricably bound up with

often inextricably bound up with the pain it can cause ("I keep loving you like an old bruise / still tender") but expressed in such rich and startling language

she writes

'she has been writing fundamentally a single book'

and explores their meaning

Changing to study English

Final Slash Boy by Stephen S. Mills Colette Bryce often inextricably bound up withFinal Slash Boy is a taut, incendiary collection that melds queer desire, pop horror and personal hauntology into a lyric of resistance and reclamation. Channelling the tropes of slasher cinema, Mills interrogates survival, gendered violence and the figure of the 'Final Boy' as both myth and mirror. These poems are sharp edged, sexually charged, and formally agile, moving between elegy, confession and cultural critique with electric precision. Through