You Don't Have What It Takes To Be My Nemesis by C A Conrad memoir and expressing this through rhythm

and expressing this through rhythm and form…She is wise without portentousness

This book reproduces for the first time the contents of a manuscript given to a school-friend by the nineteen-year-old Quasimodo

In Niall Campbell’s poems

combined with a sense of wonder

You Don't Have What It Takes To Be My Nemesis by C A Conrad memoir and expressing this through rhythm'this mechanistic world . . . has required me to FIND MY BODY to FIND MY PLANET in order to find my poetry' Since their inception in 2005, CAConrad's (soma)tic poems have acted as an urgent appeal for an embodied, unfettered creative practice. Rooted in the Sanskrit 'soma', meaning 'to press and be newly born', and the Greek derived 'somatic', relating to the body, Conrad's (soma)tic poetry reaches out from electrifying, esoteric rituals. Their