Elsa and the Wolfman by Eoghan Walls Sophie Collins with its surreal

with its surreal

Some of his most famous and often quoted (or misquoted) lines appear in their original form

and flourishes despite it

and Songs My Country Taught Me

Chong models poetry as the weight of a refusing body on the levers of production and social reproduction

Elsa and the Wolfman by Eoghan Walls Sophie Collins with its surrealElsa and the Wolfman by Eoghan Walls is a powerful, lyrical duet between father and newborn daughter, written in two contrasting voices. The father, poet and caregiver, uses classical forms to wrestle with anxieties of raising a child and growing older, while Elsa's lines ' willful, instinctive, curious ' dart across the page countering and shaping him. Intimate, moving, funny, and sensitive to harm, the collection explores their bond as they navigate