One, Two by Angela Leighton Ilya Kaminsky after the fall of the

after the fall of the military dictatorship in 1983

Glue is often disturbing but is also ultimately life-affirming

‘Passerine takes us through a liminal year of grief

instead offering a fresh perspective on a vital yet hidden part of our world

has long been out of print

One, Two by Angela Leighton Ilya Kaminsky after the fall of theIn 'Pickpocket, Naples', a sonnet sequence reflecting on her Neapolitan background, Angela Leighton imagines a poem 'surprised in the act of finding itself'. Constantly alert to such surprises, One, Two moves from memory scapes of childhood to elegies for her mother, quirky tributes to the creatures of the natural world to anguished poems about breath and breathlessness in times of coronavirus. Some of these poems are in formal stanzas; others catch