ARGONAUT BOOKS

Teetering on the brink of various crises, Sinead Morrissey's poems consider spectacular feats of human engineering - ships, planes, robots - from our radically unstable perspective, struggling for poise. Poems become pliable; the dead speak. Reviews 'Morrissey is possessed of her own invigorating brand of Irish fluency and an imagination that never closes.' Kate Kellaway, Guardian'Poet Sin�ad Morrissey gains power with each collection. She's one of those generous writers whose images and structures open so invitingly that your response is to grab a...Read More