Fruitcake by Selima Hill Sasha Dugdale from work rooted in unfamiliar

from work rooted in unfamiliar landscapes to work written out of the innards of the language

bearing the marks of Mary Ruefle

Klänge (Sounds) was Kandinsky’s only poetry publication—a collection of prose poems

inheritance and race

’ – David Cooke

Fruitcake by Selima Hill Sasha Dugdale from work rooted in unfamiliarFruitcake brings together four poem sequences about motherhood by this brilliant lyricist of human darkness (Fiona Sampson). Bougainvillea explores love and having a mother. Nylon is about happiness, and not having or being a mother. Then Bunker Sacks brings grace but also the shock of being a young mother. Finally, Grunter shows the impact of Aspergers syndrome on both mother and child. Like all of Selima Hills books, Fruitcake charts extreme