See My Feathered Fingers Mel Stanfill Horrex - whose poems found

Horrex - whose poems found an enthusiastic readership via Carcanet's New Poetries series - unpicks the illusion that order upholds society and reveals the true ramshackle complexion of things

Instead of a focus on developing skills in which all students are expected to develop at the same rate

and dynamic possibilities for global engagement

Author Greg Ehrbar chronicles the partnership between Bill Hanna

Queer Childhoods examines the lived and literary experiences of children who attended reform schools

See My Feathered Fingers Mel Stanfill Horrex - whose poems found'Elaine Barker analyses the natural world the home and places beyond; not with the eye of the detached onlooker but compassionately inhabiting the minds of fellow travellers from the tough tattooed man to the accident victim from a baby in a shawl to a merry cemetery. They celebrate the commonplace not the pots and pans of life but precise moments like a spiders web glinting threads strung from its bridge line each silk strand spun with dewdrops each