Time Begins to Hurt by Pippa Little Lewis Freedman and the ‘peculiar state of

and the ‘peculiar state of exiled human

comprising two sections: her Life and her Papers

a strong voice sings of what it means to be many things at once - autistic

RTA Parker’s Space Odes is an entertainingly bonkers romp of constellation and collage

Time Begins to Hurt by Pippa Little Lewis Freedman and the ‘peculiar state of"The world of Little's poems is a dark one, for sure, where "the harm the damage" we humans inflict on the environment, on one another is rendered unflinchingly. Her poems about family, for instance, make it clear that 'social distancing' is not just a phenomenon of the past two years. Love is present too, often inextricably bound up with the pain it can cause ("I keep loving you like an old bruise still tender") but expressed in such rich and