Product Description
In Carol Rumens’s Bezdelki, small things help to shore up the memory of a life. These elegies for her late partner, Yuri Drobyshev, explore the principle that death – even for atheists – isn’t purely loss. Instead, a kind of conversation between two people can be continued through willed acts of memory, whether by rooting through a toolbox or by revisiting well-loved books. Bezdelki shares with us this moving, many-textured communication.
With black-and-white illustrations by Emma Wright.
Ikhda by Ikhda
Dear Friend(s)
Goose Fair Night
Myrtle
The Goldfish
This Is Not Your Final Form: Poems about Birmingham
In Transit: Poems of Travel
AWOL
