the wit and the craft to be able to move almost nimbly beyond all these restrictions
it’s something we do together through underground and under-resourced subculture formations
let alone in relation to all the other tongues that are almost audible and to the maps of Europe that move to and fro somewhere beneath the text
— Joseph Minden
feel like symptoms of language’s attempt
Graveyards On Other Planets by Roberto Pastore Paula Meehan the wit and the craftBerts poems make the reader aware of other worlds, other planes of existence; how heavy night hangs, whispers overheard in dreams and waiting rooms, what is sheltered within our bodies. Profound, darkly funny, and deeply human. Joshua Jones A restless demythologising of experience, a dream undreaming itself. Chrissy Williams Graveyards On Other Planets offers up a patchwork of epiphanies, missing people, stigmata, Steven Carringtons eyes, power cuts