Synopsis
"One of our best nature poets and one of the U.K.'s most underrated in any genre" – Roddy Lumsden. Winner of the Bridport and the Kent and Sussex Open competitions, Sally Carr is fascinated by the sea, by science and by the strange combinations thrown up by the study of genealogy. The title poem explores those oddities over three generations. But the range of Sally Carr's second collection is very wide in feeling, form and geography.
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