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Apricot by Katie O'Pray Karen Smith and cultures of sexual objectification

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and cultures of sexual objectification

Featuring 100 poets from Simon Armitage to Nidhi Zak

Christina Thatcher gives a searing answer: it is to be scarred

a follow-up to her 2015 Arachne Press collection The Don’t Touch Garden which charted her adoption and childhood during WWII (also available as an audio book)

Apricot by Katie O'Pray Karen Smith and cultures of sexual objectificationApricot is a devastating debut from one of the UKs brightest and most fascinating poets, written with the urgency of someone who knows they might not make it through the weekend. Katie OPrays is a highly articulate poetics, kicking against the language of convention that would seek to limit us. The improvisational vocabulary at play here engenders both a developed identity and a young identity continuously being made, as each section of the book

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