The International Year of the Poem, Emily Berry

“[...] the threat of poems 

was constant. In Cairo at least eight poems dislodged from

a cliff, burying five hundred people. In Kyrgyzstan a poem

With a 6.6 magnitude killed sixty-five. George Bush was

Almost struck by poems [...]”

- Emily Berry

Something bright, then holes (Maggie Nelson)

Dorothea Lange at the Barbican

Things I Don't Want to Know

"Some mothers go mad because the world that made them feel worthless is the same world with which their children fall in love. The suburb of femininity is not a good place to live."


- Deborah Levy

Apparently personal poetry

Quoted in: Sophie Collins, Who Is Mary Sue?

Paul Nash photography

https://www.tate.org.uk/art/archive/tga-7050ph/negatives-of-1267-photographs-taken-by-paul-nash

Paul Nash

Maurice Tabard and Surrealist photography