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by Rebecca Robinson
"Rope is the debut of a unique lyric voice -- inventive and varied, rich in imagery, and always rooted in a searching intelligence. These beautif...
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by Rebecca Robinson
A powerful novel from Sangeeta Bandyopadhyay, the author of Panty, about a woman who runs away from home, seeking to free herself from the shackles...
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by Rebecca Robinson
Your Silence Will Not Protect You collects the essential essays and poems of Audre Lorde for the first time, including the classic ‘The Master’s ...
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by Rebecca Robinson
We Need to Talk is a poetry collection on sexual violence, survivorship and solidarity. On gender-based violence and genuine social change. On th...
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by Rebecca Robinson
Vladimir Mayakovsky's Vladimir Ilyich Lenin is a 3,000 line epic poem which provides an extraordinary record of the utopian excitement of the ear...
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by Rebecca Robinson
Winner of the Poetry Society's SLAMbassadors national youth slam in 2011, featured in The Guardian lists of 'inspiring young feminists of 2014', an...
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by Rebecca Robinson
Spit and Hiss is the fourth collection by Hull born poet Mike Watts.
You can buy Spit and Hiss here.
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by Rebecca Robinson
‘Fox has a gift for anecdote, a lively ear that catches the nuances and shifting fashions of everyday speech, and a strong sense of rhythm and musi...
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by Rebecca Robinson
"Karl Riordan’s debut is a marvellous book, honest and authentic, rooted in experience. Carefully crafted and skilfully developed, these vivid, vib...
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by Rebecca Robinson
Inpress intern Alex Collinson has been reading Larkinland by Jonathan Tulloch. Alex has just finished her second year at Newcastle University study...
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by Rebecca Robinson
This anthology, featuring the likes of Carol Ann Duffy and Ian McMillan, pays homage to Yorkshire, the region often hailed as the home of English p...
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by Rebecca Robinson
The Golden Rule
Some elderly people in nursing homes take to watching television endlessly, doing crosswords or gazing out of the window, but Esrn...
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