Kitchens at Night exists in the space between domesticity and imagination, the dreamt and the actual. A goat appears with a message. A chilli prompts metaphysical questions. A coffin appears in the flea market.In half-light, relationships falter and familiar objects are restored to their original mystery and strangeness in these spellbinding and playful poems.
"The pamphlet won The Poetry Business International Book and Pamphlet Competition, judged by Daljit Nagra and Pascale Petit, and it's easy to see why. There isn't a weak poem and the subtle links between them reveal a poet who knows exactly how to make the total effect greater than the individual poems." - D A Prince, London Grip"
