Goliat Stephen Brown though this can sometimes involve

though this can sometimes involve becoming trapped in an absurd or confining persona

Khalid Al-Maaly

Rebecca Hurst's debut pamphlet is woven through with fairy tales

running out – for her

Goliat Stephen Brown though this can sometimes involveGoliat is the second collection by Rhiannon Hooson, a follow up to her Wales Book of the Year shortlisted debut The Other City. The poems are sumptuous, full of vivid imagery from the natural world woven with pointed observations that chime with contemporary themes, including social issues and climate emergency. Goliat is the name of an oil field in the Barents Sea, and the Russian for Goliath: a whale, a giant, a monster. The title poem is in the