The lively ‘bears’ in this playful and poignant collection will surprise you on every page. They are poems of love and death, life, loss and grief. The ephemera of popular culture is used to confront mortality, and you’ll be transported from the British Library to the Alps to the International Space Station, along with a vibrant cast of Vikings, videogames and Angela Lansbury. From the ludicrous to the domestic, these profound, wry and very real bears affirm that hope may be found even in our darkest moments.
Sobre el autor
Chrissy Williams is a poet, editor and tutor living in London. She has published a number of pamphlets, including Flying into the Bear (Happen Stance Press, 2013) which was shortlisted for the Michael Marks Awards, Epigraphs (if p then q, 2014) which was featured on BBC Radio 3’s The Verb, and Angela (Sidekick Books, 2013) which fuses Murder, She Wrote with Twin Peaks. Her first book-length collection, Bear, was published by Bloodaxe Books in 2017. She has worked in books, magazines, at the Poetry Library at Southbank Centre, and as a Visiting Lecturer in Creative Writing. She is director of the annual Free Verse: Poetry Book Fair and founded the world’s first bespoke edible poetry journal Poetry Digest. She also edited the UK’s first book on poetry comics, Over the Line: An Introduction to Poetry Comics (Sidekick Books, 2015) and currently works as a comics editor. She is half-Italian and she likes bears.
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