The thirteenth in Five Leaves' series of debut poetry pamphlets by East Midlands writers.
Frigmonts sits at the intersections of race, queerness, gender, and trauma, exploring mis/re/membering through the splintering lens of complex trauma. Singh’s linguistically complex and richly sensory poems move through the experience of losing memories and losing the self, to the process of recovering fragmentary memories and (re)finding the self in those fragments. These extraordinary poems flow across the pages, between countries and through time, opening up and exploring states of being and the transitions between them, and in the end coming to some kind of compassionate resolution.