Waitress in FallA Sunday Times poetry book of the year A White Review poetry book of the year A World Literature Today Nota Benes selection For over three decades, Kristn marsdttirs poetry has thrived in the vanguard of Icelandic literature. Waitress in Fall offers anglophone readers the first substantial introduction to her poems, selected and translated by Vala Thorodds. Kristns work delights in the lush mess of actual life its hands and fingers, socks, sweat and

– Translating Women

Kizziah Burton

Nkosi Nkululeko

Nowell's twelve-line poems feel less like narratives or speeches than fragments of scenes or sensations

With a lyric essay by David Gorin and reviews by Adam Heardman of Ben Lerner's The Lights

and Maria Sledmere of Oli Hazzard’s Sleepers Awake

Isabelle Baafi

and Isaac Nowell

Rosa Campbell

Janine Bradbury

' – The Guardian

Nicole Jashapara