Siblings by Jay Bernard, Mary Jean Chan, Will Harris and Nisha Ramayya
POETRY BOOK SOCIETY PAMPHLET CHOICE SUMMER 2024 William Plomer Often set in the transitory

Often set in the transitory spaces of trains

a text as wild as the wind

They want to recommend these books above all other anthologies of contemporary poetry

revealing light on the living world

a disused stable and dynamite store

Siblings by Jay Bernard, Mary Jean Chan, Will Harris and Nisha Ramayya<br><b>POETRY BOOK SOCIETY PAMPHLET CHOICE SUMMER 2024</b> William Plomer Often set in the transitoryConvened by Will Harris, Siblings is a roundtable conversation between four poets on writing communities, real and imaginary siblings, and first encounters with poetry. Thinking through the lyric modes wayward directions speaking sideways to peers and siblings, writing vertically to parentage, lineage, literary histories these four poets talk to each other as makers and friends about the possibilities that poetry enables now. I grew up with dual