With one eye on social media and another on mental well-being, Luke Wright looks under the hood of a spluttering nation. Eschewing the formal verse structures of his previous two collections, Wright presents free-wheeling splenetic poems on the joys of pretentiousness, late-night carb-heavy FOMO, and the lay-bys and bypasses of a country that 'doesn't make anything anymore.' Shout these poems aloud in pubs, or whisper them in B&Bs. Keep an eye on the ones you love.
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Pessimism is for Lightweights: 13 Pieces of Courage and Resistance
All The Poems Contained Within Will Mean Everything To Everyone
Nothing Feels Natural: Interviews in 2016
The Last Night of the Leamington Licker
The Faithful Look Away
Odeum Spotlights
The Tall Short Stories of…
The August Fawn
A Short Story About the British Education System And The Seven Kids Who Tried To Change It
Three True Tales About Music and Technology
Milk Tooth
Counter Reform