Good Sons by Tim Craven Mark Roper increasingly

increasingly

listings and exclusive interviews with major poets

while “Foliage” retells the Arthurian legend of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight from the point of view of the Green Knight

Enter memory lodged with shrapnel

immigrant and queer perspectives

Good Sons by Tim Craven Mark Roper increasinglyTim Craven is a poet of astonishing range and audacity who tackles issues of mental health, belonging, and identity with ingenious candour. Hes an utterly original voice for our times welcome and essential. John Glenday The pleasures of Tim Cravens book are manifold. Pleasure of intensities, pleasure of intimacies, pleasure in the slant wiring and the open, armourless forays into the fallen world. It is disarming in its crush of the particulars. It is