House with the Mansard Roof by Frances Sackett Fiona Moore and a 'postscript' of newly-translated

and a 'postscript' of newly-translated medieval Italian lyrics relating to Dante and his poem

marked by their rare reconciliation of the playful and the serious

delving into his music

reproductive rights and marginalised bodies and their positions are all through in this startling and innovative voice

‘The English Strain’ of the sonnet tradition meets the dogging sites of post-Brexit Britain

House with the Mansard Roof by Frances Sackett Fiona Moore and a 'postscript' of newly-translatedIn her enthralling third collection, Frances Sackett examines the hidden histories emerging from the land. We meet the Yde Girl, found abandoned in a peat bog in the Netherlands; a ghostly ship and its hidden treasures excavated near Sutton Hoo; and a sunken forest discovered off the Welsh coast. There are poems with fierce empathy for women living in war torn countries, some in exile, some in isolation, and a sequence for a mother separated from her