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New Statesman
Distant sounds too are heard from captivity in a sequence of poems about the last princess of Wales
Dressing for the Afterlife is a cinematic gathering I know I'll replay again and again
The habit of foisting human agendas on nonhuman worlds is challenged
birds and stars
Oak by Katharine Towers Adam Crothers New StatesmanOaks are some of our oldest companions, and have been rooted in human imagination and language for millennia. Their great, slow lives have always demanded our careful consideration (indeed Virginia Woolfs Orlando took 300 years over their own quercian epic). Katharine Towers new sequence of poems accompanies the oak from acorn to grave, and into its afterlife; playful, lyric and lucid, Oak is also shot through with an ecocritical awareness that
