Battery Rocks by Katrina Naomi Gregory Betts Preserved on a single surviving

Preserved on a single surviving manuscript dating from around 1400

it plunders the drug itself and makes of it an overarching conceit to articulate the devastating impact of living with a loved one who is utterly changed

Maria Thomas’s account of Penrhyn Castle links past and present

Taith ddiriaethol ar y tarmac neu daith o fath gwahanol

Battery Rocks by Katrina Naomi Gregory Betts Preserved on a single survivingIn Battery Rocks, Katrina Naomi returns to the Cornish swimming spot Battery Rocks in Penzance every day for a year. On each swim, she finds something fresh and invigorating. Exploring the sea in all its mercurial forms, Naomi questions the world through the lens of nature and the more than human. Poems like And if there were no sea?, which recognises both the power and danger of the sea, as well as all that would be lost if it didnt exist, approach