Tendrils Edited by field notes collective ecopoetry or simply recognise

or simply recognise

His sense of the UK’s black heritage and his insistence that it must be recognized power his sonorous poems

the second collection by Nina Mingya Powles examines orientalism

Moving to a new place puts things into a new perspective and makes one aware of passing time and can lead to a form of alienation

Verma lays bare their tales of corruption

Tendrils Edited by field notes collective ecopoetry or simply recogniseTendrils threads through grief, joy and solidarity toward futures shaped by collaboration and care. Reaching through ecological crises, these poems seek new ways of living kinship in the more than human world. Bringing together twenty five poets from around the world, this anthology gathers international voices that entangle, illuminate and resist. Edited by fieldnotes collective: Nina Mingya Powles, Pratyusha, Alycia Pirmohamed and Jessica J. Lee.