a Bad Betty anthology
Paperback, 126 pages
Published by Bad Betty Press.
‘With Field Notes on Survival, Bad Betty Press prove yet again that they are consistently publishing the best new writers in the country.’ Roger Robinson This new anthology documents, deconstructs and reframes survival, through the work of thirty gamechanging writers.
Foreword by Rachel Long. Poetry by Sarah Aluko, Mandisa Apena, Dean Atta, Khairani Barokka, Jeremiah Brown, Claire Collison, Courtney Conrad, Zad El Bacha, Chloe Elliott, Maia Elsner, Sarah Fletcher, Kat François, Kathryn Hargett, Kirsten Irving, Emma Jeremy, Safiya Kamaria Kinshasa, Anja Konig, Christopher Lanyon, Billie Manning, Arji Manuelpillai, Alex Mazey, Jenny Mitchell, Jess Murrain, André Naffis-Sahely, Gboyega Odubanjo, Jacqueline Saphra, Tom Sastry, Anna Walsh, Antosh Wojcik and Liv Wynter. Edited by Amy Acre and Jake Wild Hall.
And there's an abyss before victim and survivor.
The longest collection of poetry I've read recently. A very long and deep journey.
Which inevitably reminded me of "I May Destroy You", Michaela Coel's TV series. Which I believe we all should watch no matter what.
