Moon Base One by Jemma L. King pashto words moving like jazz in

words moving like jazz in a poetics reclaiming ‘the right to chaos’

The houses and landscapes of childhood exert a strong presence in Silent in Finisterre

Simon Armitage chronicles the extraordinary transformation of landscape both outer and inner

'Like ‘fixtures patterning the air’ the accumulation of experiences here resonates far beyond the covers of the book and as oaks seem to listen to the unheard and ‘owls out-perform / flutes’ we become witnesses to an inner theatre

Waking to find myself prostrate on the floor

Moon Base One by Jemma L. King pashto words moving like jazz inRaw heart, electric imagery and undeniable skill Jemma L. Kings best yet. Natalie Ann Holborow Brimful of loss and hope and complexity. I loved it.' Emily Blewitt A bell curve of grey static against black, what new worlds, old suns burn here? Moon Base One is an extraordinary collection of poetry born from the most profound of human experiences love, loss, and the fight for life itself. When poet Jemma L. King learned that her unborn son faced life