Cane, Corn & GullyCane, Corn & Gulley is a genealogical and autobiographical collection which unites dance and poetry to observe, question and ruminate on what it means to adopt, perform, and pass down the notion of black West Indian femininity. Using labanotation and rhythm to analyse movement from Caribbean dances to movements carried out in everyday rituals, Kinshasa uses these motifs as a form of cartography for the poems. Cane, Corn & Gulley interrogates survival,

Robert Nye

The reticence about the past includes and is partly a consequence of the loss of the Irish language

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Bruce Cardwell is the author of Hoofpicks: Photographs of the Horse in Wales (Seren

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a daughter mourns her father during her journey to fulfill his final wishes

His wayward second son

she is grateful to be away from home

destined to take on the alien threat because nobody else is available

I ran this race

Falling Body extends this exploration into new situations with language both layered and evocative

distinctive and unusual