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Say Something Back
oligarchic power
brutalised by war
But when she went to work in St Petersburg she discovered that she was the spitting image of the Russian version of Alice – not Tenniel’s blonde school-girl
You may not know where you’re being taken in these poems with their uncanny and elusive truths
Egg/Shell by Victoria Kennefick<br><b>POETRY BOOK SOCIETY CHOICE SPRING 2024</b> John Wheway Say Something Back'It is hard to hurt and then explain the hurt away so as not to hurt anyone. But have you seen my life?' ('Child of Lir') The lives depicted by Victoria Kennefick alter, shatter and re combine in stunning poems and monologues: Egg Shell explores early motherhood, miscarriage, the impact of a spouse's gender transition and the dissolution of a marriage. Acclaimed as one of the boldest, clearest poetic voices in recent years, Kennefick in her second
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