"A toy is a trap for dreamers. The true toy is a poetic object."
(Charles Simic, Dime-Store Alchemy - The Art of Joseph Cornell)
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Books Read in 2021
- 1) The Actual - Inua Ellams (poetry)
- 2) The Air Year - Caroline Bird (poetry, re read)
- 3) Antiemetic for Homesickness - Romalyn Ante (poetry, re read)
- 4) How to Wash a Heart - Bhanu Kapil (poetry, Re read)
- 5) The Coming-Down Time - Robert Selby (poetry)
- 6) Love and Other Thought Experiments - Sophie Ward (fiction)
- 7) Little Fires Everywhere - Celeste Ng (fiction)
- 8) Floating, Brilliant, Gone - Franny Choi (poetry)
- 9) The Book of Jobs: Poems - Kathryn Maris (poetry)
- 10) I Want! I Want! - Vicki Feaver (poetry)
- 11) My Year of Rest and Relaxation - Ottessa Moshfegh (fiction)
- 12) How to Change Your Life in 7 Steps - John Bird (non fiction)
- 13) A Song For Dark Times - Ian Rankin (fiction)
- 14) Pepper Seed - Malika Booker (poetry)
- 15) Widowish - Melissa Gould (non fiction)
- 16) Pocket Bowie Wisdom (non fiction)
- 17) Lifted - Bill Manhire (poetry)
- 18) Another Planet - Tracey Thorn (non fiction)
- 19) Self Portrait in Green - Marie NDiaye (non fiction/fiction)
- 20) Juul Kraijer - Ina Fuchs (non Fiction, art)
- 21) The Night Watchman - Louise Erdrich (fiction)
- 22) The School on Heart's Content Road - Carolyn Chute (fiction)
- 23) Lumen - Tiffany Atkinson (poetry)
- 24) Lifted - Bill Manhire (poetry, re read)
- 25) The Windows of Graceland - Martina Evans (poetry)
- 26) Cut the Black Rabbit - Benjamin Cusden (poetry)
- 27) We Swim to the Shark - Georgie Codd (non fiction)
- 28) Eat or We Both Starve - Victoria Kennefick (poetry)
- 29) Beautiful Nowhere - Louisa Campbell (poetry)
- 30) When I Think of My Body as a Horse - Wendy Pratt (poetry)
- 31) Back When We Were Grownups - Anne Tyler (fiction)
- 32) The Atlas of Lost Beliefs - Ranjit Hoskote (poetry)
- 33) Inmates - Sean Borodale (poetry)
- 34) Wasted Rainbow - Caleb Parkin (poetry)
- 35) The Impossible Dead - Ian Rankin (fiction)
- 36) The Secrets of Us - Lucinda Berry (fiction)
- 37) These Queer Merboys - Serge Neptune (poetry)
- 38) The Attitudes - Katie Griffiths (poetry)
- 39) Pandemonium - Andrew McMillan (poetry)
- 40) The Neighbourhood - Hannah Lowe (poetry)
- 41) Say Cucumber - Lucia Dove (poetry)
- 42) Negative Space - Lilly Dancyger (non fiction)
- 43) Yield - Claire Dyer (poetry)
- 44) The Chronology of Water - Lidia Yuknavitch (non fiction)
- 45) Beautiful Nowhere - Louisa Campbell (poetry, re read)
- 46) Her Lost Language - Jenny Mitchell (poetry)
- 47) A Bright Ray of Darkness - Ethan Hawke (fiction)
- 48) Wishful Drinking - Carrie Fisher (non fiction)
- 49) Poor - Caleb Femi (poetry)
- 50) Boy in Various Poses - Lewis Buxton (poetry)
- 51) My Mother Was an Upright Piano - Tania Hershman (fiction)
- 52) Museum of Ice Cream - Jenna Clake (poetry)
- 53) Honorifics - Cynthia Miller (poetry)
- 54) How to Carry a Fire - Christina Thatcher (poetry)
- 55) A - Sophie Robinson (poetry)
- 56) The Wolf Road - Richard Lambert (YA fiction)
- 57) Comic Timing - Holly Pester (poetry)
- 58) The Burgess Boys - Elizabeth Strout (fiction)
- 59) There's a Hole in My Bucket - Royd Tolkien (non fiction)
- 60) Tennis Lessons - Susannah Dickey (fiction)
- 61) Ponti - Sharlene Teo (fiction)
- 62) Play Lists - Jessica Mookherjee (poetry)
- 63) Max Porter - The Death of Francis Bacon
- 64) Fathom - Rebecca Gethin (poetry)
- 65) Hydra - Molly Ellen Pearson (poetry)
- 66) Štupartská’s Daughter - Elizabeth Jane Timms (poetry)
- 67) The Beauty of Living Twice - Sharon Stone (non fiction)
- 68) Soft Science - Franny Choi (poetry)
- 69) NR30 - Doug Jones (poetry)
- 70) Knowing This Has Changed My Ending - Alex MacDonald (poetry)
- 71) Where I'd Watch Plastic Trees Not Grow - Hannah Hodgson (poetry)
- 72) One Hundred Lockdown Sonnets - Jacqueline Saphra (poetry)
- 73) Terminarchy - Angela France (poetry0
- 74) Volcano - Elosham Vog (poetry)
- 75) Rotten days in Late Summer - Ralf Webb (poetry)
- 76) A God at the Door - Tishani Doshi (poetry)
- 77) Materials for Building a City - Elliot C. Mason (poetry)
- 78) Anchorage - Lorraine Marriner (poetry)
- 79) Gaps - Jenny Danes (poetry)
- 80) Spacecraft - John McCullough (poetry)
- 81) Meanwhile, Trees - Mark Waldron (poetry)
- 82) On Narrowness - Claire Crowther (poetry)
- 83) The Frost Fairs - John McCullough (poetry)
- 84) Ephybos - Kostya Tsloakis (poetry)
- 85) Lung Iron - Daniel Fraser (poetry)
- 86) and they are covered in gold light - Amy Acre (poetry)
- 87) C+nto and Othered Poems - Joelle Taylor (poetry)
- 88) Songs My Enemy Taught Me - Joelle Taylor (poetry)
- 89) Ripe - Isabelle Baafi (poetry)
- 90) Feverfew - Anna Saunders (poetry)
- 91) Fleet - Jane Burn (poetry)
- 92) The Story of No - Emma Hammond (poetry)
- 93) A Gathering of Matter/A Matter of Gathering - Dawn Lundy Martin (poetry)
- 94) The Family Upstairs - Lisa Jewell (fiction)
- 95) My Tin Watermelon - Peter Daniels (poetry)
- 96) physis - Nicolas Pesques (poetry)
- 97) A Year in the New Life - Jack Underwood (poetry)
- 98) The Book of Orgasms - Nin Andrews (poetry)
- 99) Olive Again - Elizabeth Strout (poetry)
- 100) Distance Writing - Margaret Seymour (poetry)
- 101) I Think I Might be Autistic - Cynthia Kim (non fiction)
- 102) All the Names Given - Raymond Antrobus (poetry)
- 103) Strangers - Rebecca Tamas (non fiction)
- 104) The Continued Clsure of the Blue Door - Vik Shirley (poetry)
- 105) Glass - Emily Cooper (poetry)
- 106) The Oscillations - Kate Fox (poetry)
- 107) Single Window - Daniel Sluman (poetry)
- 108) The Gold Rush - Craig Martin Getz (poetry)
- 109) Wow - Bill Manhire (poetry)
- 110) Cosmonaut - A.E. De Vaul (poetry)
- 111) The Sun is Open - Gail McConnell (poetry)
- 112) All the Men I Never Married - Kim Moore (poetry)
- 113) The Kids - Hannah Lowe (poetry)
- 114) Atlantis - Mark Doty (poetry)
- 115) How to Think Like David Bowie - Jonathan Tindale (non fiction)
- 116) Hera Lindsay Bird - Hera Lindsay Bird (poetry)
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- Norwich, Norfolk, United Kingdom
- Julia has a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing from Norwich University College of the Arts and an MA in Creative Writing, Poetry from the University of East Anglia. Her writing explores the difficult and dark minutiae of everyday life, human relationships in all their difficulty and awkwardness and the uncomfortablenesses of the human body. She has a fascination for the surreal and likes to experiment and play. Julia's book 'Bird Sisters' was published by Nine Arches Press in May 2016. Julia works for Gatehouse Press, is an editor for Lighthouse Literary Journal, teaches creative writing and critiques poetry manuscripts. Julia's second collection "Threat" will be published in 2019.
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