13 títulos para "Burning Eye Books"

The Sunshine Kid

Baker, Harry

The Sunshine Kid follows the narrative of Harry Baker's 5-Star Edinburgh Fringe shows, Harry Baker's Super-Amazing Mega-Awesome Gap Year Adventures: Birth of a Champion and Proper Pop-Up Purple Paper People. It details the journey from performing Jay Z-Maths parodies in s...

How To Be Held

Godfrey, Maddie

To be held is to be embraced. Not only by the bodies or cities around you, but also by yourself. Maddie Godfrey’s debut poetry collection is an ode to resilience, vulnerability and tenderness. Using personal experiences the author explores gender politics, body positivity, trauma and self-pres...

Take Hair

Auton, Rob

Take Hair is the third collection of writing and drawing from award winning writer and performer Rob Auton. Take Hair houses the ideas that Rob wants to exist. The ideas that came to him that he got enough from to want to record them and share them with others to see if they get anything from them t...

ZEBRA

Garnham, Robert

These are suburban poems describing places we go to all the time. But they creep beneath the surface of reality and find a deeper truth, some colour beyond the monochrome. From supermarkets to trains and buses, libraries to pubs, and then further afield from the Amazon to the Arctic, this collection...

She Grrrowls

Since 2013, She Grrrowls has been bringing live shows of talented women in comedy, music, poetry (and everything in between) to stages across London. In this anthology, Carmina Masoliver -founder, poet and feminist - has selected and commissioned new work from ten poets who have featured at the even...

The BEST Slam/Stand-up/Performance/Spoken Word Poetry Book in the World

Burning Eye are to Spoken Word Poetry what City Lights were to the Beat Generation: indispensable champions and publishers dedicated to a distinctive literary movement. Editors Jenn Hart and Clive Birnie present the highlights from the first five years and one hundred Burning Eye books. Here are the...

Chronotopia

Fox, Kate

These poems come from a variety of residencies and random thoughts over the past few years; from the Glastonbury Festival and the Great North Run, from a Cheshire mill and a Muslim girl's school in Bradford. From a homeless project, a newspaper column, two Radio 4 comedy series and a stand-up Ph...

Real Grown-Up Women

Boarer, Samantha

Real Grown-up Women is a reckless navigation through the obstacle course that is life for a twenty-something female with hurdles including dating, cancelling plans and the vagina’s varying pH levels. A mix of sex and social inabilities, Samantha Boarer’s poetry will woo you and make you...

Through your blood

Campion, Toby

 Through your blood talks us along a deeply personal yet undeniably relatable journey, through a turbulent adolescence into adulthood. Refreshingly frank, perceptive and funny, these poems are psalms of identity, broken tradition and desperation sung from the back lanes of a Midlands city.Born...

Soak

Vibes, Isadora

Inspired by the liquidity and liminality of existence, soak is a surreal and sensual body of work, capturing both the darkness and light of human experience. Exploring her place as mother, lover, daughter, granddaughter, sister, friend ñ this poetic collection of searing honesty and tender tr...

Citizen of Nowhere

Joliffe, Emma

Where do you call home?  Wherever we live, we all weave stories into places; draw ghost-maps of memories that we overlay on them, thick as cobwebs, light as air. Everyone’s maps are different.  This collection starts with poems of place, firmly pinned to the map, and then w...

A Recipe for Sorcery

Kisuule, Vanessa

Vanessa Kisuule’s second release is a poetry collection with a difference. It is a recipe book for personhood that changes with the whim of the seasons and the political climate. It is a cathartic explosion, an unspooling of long-harboured resentment and a delving into ugly truths. It is a fev...