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'What is most striking in Hazel Smith’s fifth collection of poetry is the far-ranging scope of topics explored and the wide number of poetic approaches employed, the poet still succeeding in retaining a powerful, unifying voice throughout. Smith’s poems challenge both intellectually and emotionally. Familial poems written in free verse are sandwiched between computer-generated works and list poems. Politically and socially aware poems about Trump, Brexit, the Berlin Wall and Covid-19 share space with poems such as the one that we first encounter, ‘The Collection’ [8-9] in which the poem’s third person narrator confesses to their process of writing and curating the book, a heads up to the reader that the poems in it'  (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon StylusLit no. 13 March 2023 25900126 2023 periodical issue

    'Welcome to Issue 13 of StylusLit were we interview David Adès, and Felix Cheong. Poet David Adès is the host of “Poets’ Corner” podcast (in association with WestWords), and Singaporean editor and poet, Felix Cheong, will be letting us in on the hybrid genre of poetry comics.' (Publication summary)

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