Kitchen 12.07 a.m. by Julian Flanagan Sarah Westcott Her books often defy categorisation

Her books often defy categorisation as she fearlessly engages with colonialism and its ongoing and devastating aftermath

Here there are poems from languages that are less often associated with the Holocaust (such as Norwegian or Japanese) and there are poems by gay people

but there is no standing aside

The poems of Cazique are inhabited by individuals in different environments and predicaments

this collection of poems seems like a vodka-induced nightmare

Kitchen 12.07 a.m. by Julian Flanagan Sarah Westcott Her books often defy categorisationKitchen, 12. 07 a. m., is Julian Flanagans second collection. Many first appeared in magazines such as The Spectator, Ambit, The Rialto, The Reader, Envoi, Iota, and The Manchester Review. His poems have been short listed in the Teignmouth Festival and Plough Poetry Prizes. Mario Petrucci described Flanagans first collection as Flecked with arresting imagery, Cooking with Cancer looks and looks againit refuses to flinch. (Although Kitchen, 12. 07 a.