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Finn Astle, Insurrection, 2024, Ink and paint on artist-grade paper, A4

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MUTINY

‘A journal for nonfiction poetry could be considered its own kind of sustained mutiny, as a space and mode through which to refuse to obey the orders and conventions of genre, to reject the navigational tools that separate books into neat categories on bookstore shelves, to dwell in a less ‘comfortable’ literary space to see what might emerge.’

The poem rebels against the known, the fixed, the rule. In times like these, a poem can give shape—mutable, flexible shape—to our rebellion against certain authorities, to the changes that we seek, to the hope that keeps us going. 

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NEW FROM THE RABBIT POETS SERIES

In the Printed Version of Heaven

SHOLTO BUCK

Full of cheek and wit, Sholto Buck’s debut collection presents us with a kaleidoscopic view of (sub)urban feeling, being and relating.

 

Vehicular Man

MITCHELL WELCH

Mitchell Welch’s debut collection is an inventive tour de force that sets forth, in the words of Dominique Hecq, ‘a poetic universe full of provocation, seeings-into and ludic energy.’

 
 
 
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XIII Poems

JORDIE ALBISTON

A wish
Inside is an astonishing thing when let out. Perhaps not
All of the above applies.
Inside is an astonishing thing when let out.

What goodbyes?
All of the above applies.
One manages to contain the odd caterwaul. What goodbyes?—
There is, there is an idea of the kind, after all.

—’KINDNESS’, JORDIE ALBISTON

 


 

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