Little Silver by Jane Griffiths Anna Gurton-Wachter so delicate and so raw:

so delicate and so raw: one feels like one is overhearing a love song in a time when all love songs are in crisis

and I like to think a little bit of me is nested in all the friends I’ve made

Containing selections of the work of 60 poets (ranging in age from their early 20s to their mid-50s) of the 180 who have contributed to the project over the past 3 years

chafes against the drudgery of her days

Maya Sarishvili and Irakli Charkviani

Little Silver by Jane Griffiths Anna Gurton-Wachter so delicate and so raw:The recurrent themes of Little Silver are inheritance, loss, and the relationship between real and imagined lives. Moments of crisis a near drowning, a fall down a mine shaft, the death of a friend prompt reflection on the stories we tell ourselves about our selves, and on the sheer strangeness of existing in our bodies and in time. The books title sequence responds to the recent demolition of Jane Griffiths childhood home, whose absence appears as a