Growlery by Katherine Horrex Pablo Neruda Boundaries are blurred: an eagle

Boundaries are blurred: an eagle drinks tea with a mother

burrowed under or flown above

– Isabel Galleymore

readers will experience Sullivan's work with the same exhilaration as they might the great modernising poems of Eliot and Pound

Growlery by Katherine Horrex Pablo Neruda Boundaries are blurred: an eagleGrowlery conjures a place haunted by flooded villages, broken ankles, ovarian health and factories. It dwells on a world of civic tensions, in the twilit zone between city and country, the human and the natural. Here, Brexit is a city with streets 'worn into themselves like grafted skin', corpse flowers bloom in America, and urban foundations crumble into cisterns. Horrex whose poems found an enthusiastic readership via Carcanet's New Poetries series