Feeling All The Kills by Helen Calcutt Faber A nomad from a Jamaican

A nomad from a Jamaican family

Bonnard – imply that age makes the quest for artistic perfection all the more vital

Elvire Roberts and Rachel Goodman question the ways in which women have been written over a lifetime

the inaugural issue of The South London Cultural Review

’ Chris Beckett

Feeling All The Kills by Helen Calcutt Faber A nomad from a JamaicanFeeling All the Kills is a dazzling new collection that breaks the poets silence on what it means to experience and live in the wake of a violent assault and rape. Calcutt weaves stunning musicality with raw, unhindered storytelling, as the poems both collectively, and in their individual power, explore the distinctly connected, yet fractured selves of sexual being, mother and abused person. Through the poems breathtaking and vital vocabulary Calcutt