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Your Brain Cells Sing When They DieBy Carina Hart OUT NOW! Your Brain Cells Sing When They Die is a loving excoriation of the structures that shape our thoughts, desires and days. Its surreal satire begins in the office, taking in the language of bureaucracy and a collision of administrative forms with poetic forms: a lyric to lost love is recast as a meeting agenda, and a suicide note takes the form of a sonnet memo hybrid. Just when personal desires have been turned into binary code,

"In Kathleen Balma’s first full-length collection

it may help others to do the same

Lawrence Ferlinghetti

kickabouts

There is a longing to return to children

— RJ Arkhipov

Trustee of the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation and Regional Adviser to the World Design Organisation

music reaches out to poetry across centuries and oceans

and holds a Life Fellowship at St John’s College

and Valparaiso Poetry Review

Robert Lee

autobiographies