Charm by Zoë Green Summer Bulletin Rees-Jones’s sequence takes as its

Rees-Jones’s sequence takes as its starting point  Edwards Thomas’s only poem addressed directly to his wife

Jackie Morris and Robert Macfarlane conjure the unique spirit and lifeway of each species

it has never been by virtue of this or that much anthologised poem

why it matters

It forms a sequel to Seán Ó Tuama and Thomas Kinsella’s pioneering anthology

Charm by Zoë Green Summer Bulletin Rees-Jones’s sequence takes as itsCharm is a debut collection that explores the spaces and edges between places and people " and the ways we find comfort in an unpredictable world. That solace is often discovered in the natural and the ordinary: a stone from the beach, a handful of sweet chestnuts, some walnuts from the market. Drawn from the landscapes of Scotland, Switzerland, Austria and Germany, these poems also conjure means of escape through journeying, shapeshifting, mythology