Well Done, You Didn't Die by Max Wallis Russell Jones her language is crisp

her language is crisp

Victoria Richards asks ‘What are girls made of

In the poems of Constructing a Witch Helen Ivory investigates witch tourism

– Anthony Anaxagorou

from a period late in her life when she was often ill

Well Done, You Didn't Die by Max Wallis Russell Jones her language is crispIn Well Done, You Didn't Die, Max Wallis returns with a searingly intimate and formally inventive pamphlet that refuses erasure. From the aftermath of breakdown to the first electric flickers of healing, these poems map the brutal, brilliant terrain of survival; mental illness, addiction, queerness, love, sex, shame, and the fragile dignity of staying when staying is a whole new thing entirely. Wallis writes with wit, lyric fire, and radical candour.