Kaleido by Kandace Siobhan Walker Stephen Sexton with a new and dazzling

with a new and dazzling delicacy

drawing on five previous full-length collections and including the late Dennis O’Driscoll’s prose introduction to the poems

Anne Ryland’s third collection begins and ends with the human body

Not since Sorley MacLean hymned the woods of Raasay have the ghosts of the Gaelic past bestrode the present more imperiously

the playgrounds of the gods

Kaleido by Kandace Siobhan Walker Stephen Sexton with a new and dazzlingKaleido returns us to the roaring, bright intersections of subjecthood and reality, to love, its totems, collisions and puncture wounds. These are poems of genuine, casual modernism, deft musicality, intelligence and attentiveness; Walkers voice is extraordinary. This is a vanguard debut that has found its new language. Jack Underwood Kaleido is a sharp and palindromic examination of our contemporary momentmedicine and occultism come together to make