Pilgrim David TiptonIn her debut pamphlet, Lisabelle Tay leads the reader down through the underworlds of illness, motherhood and family histories. Lighting the way with her luminescent poems, the poet draws on Celtic, Classical and Chinese mythologies, appealing to the selkie, Eurydice, and Chang'e in turn as she seeks a path through the darkness and back to the light. Pilgrim depicts a journey and a return, moving from the expansive and mythological to the inward and
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gets back to basics with bonding
Attempting to lie low after a fateful night back home
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The Wild Marketplace (1985) and For the Living and the Dead (1994)
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