All the Men I Never Married Jerah Chadwick

All the Men I Never Married Jerah ChadwickShortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best Collection This eagerly awaited second collection of poems from Kim Moore is pointedly feminist, challenging and keenly aware of the contradictions and complexities of desire. The 48 numbered poems take us through a gallery of exes and significant others where we encounter rage, pain, guilt, and love. The book opens with a rally cry that is also a warning: We are coming under cover of darkness, and continues

Viktor soon finds himself caught between the Nazi ideologies of racial and genetic purity and the love of a sister for whom he feels shame

in its way

he has been the publisher of the Dedalus Press

• Sasha Dugdale on Emily Lygo’s Voltskaia

Nathan Abrams lectures in film at the University of Wales

Breaking Bad’s Walter White solidified himself as TV’s greatest antihero

The translation and dispersal of poetry throughout the world sustains an old ideal of internationalism

intermingle

and a new translation of Konstanty Ildefons Gałczyński’s major modernist poem ‘A Trip to Świder’ by Renata Senktas and Christopher Reid

with a wealth of warm

a concealed Cavalier king and seventeenth-century adultery

includes short stories set in the years of his growing up in Ireland