The Last Days of Petrol by Bridget Khursheed Wayne Price providing insights into Anglo-Indian and

providing insights into Anglo-Indian and American writing

The language of women’s poetry is internal

This is Leighton's fifth volume of poetry

features largely in the second half of the book

He has amassed a body of impassioned and original verse

The Last Days of Petrol by Bridget Khursheed Wayne Price providing insights into Anglo-Indian andBridget Khursheed's interest is in ecopoetry and the teetering intersections between landscape (or the shape of things), nature and population. Her new collection, The Last Days of Petrol, centres on how we cannot imagine that the world as we know is about to change in personal, political or global terms. Summed up in a couple of quotes: one from George Eliot "A man will tell you that he has worked in a mine for forty years unhurt by an accident as a