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i.m. Niall McDevitt - 'So light you almost seemed to float / On golden feet by Tyburn brook and river Fleet'

We are almost at the end of Issue One, now! Here are three poems by Suzi Feay.

I’m also looking to upload everything to the website as well in due course.

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Max

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Suzi’s book, Maledictions, is out in October.

Meanwhile you can join Suzi as she interviews the authors, poets, critics, creators, and insiders of the literary and publishing world over at Book Bag on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@suzisbookbag

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'The London McDevitt', 'Fever' and 'The Dawning' by Suzi Feay, Issue One

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