EratoErato takes its title from the muse of lyric poetry. At the centre is an interrogation of the lyric as a vehicle to write the world, both the beauty and the horror. Drawing on documentary style narratives of her life, combined with lyric reinventions, Rees Jones asks questions about past, present and future, about the slippages of memory, all our errors and erasures, and the places we inhabit when processing trauma. It is a book full of flames and

is the feature Celebrating Adonis with testimonies by some of the world’s most eminent literary figures

His best recordings are classics

Prize-winning poet

in chronological order

One hears in these poems a voice

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Bae Suah mixes the cerebral and the pungently physical

playwright and editor who lives on the Northumberland coast

as a participant at finance meetings

Larisa Gureyeva

Paul Howarth

Fred Pollack makes strong poetry about something important