The Silence Museum

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This debut collection by prizewinning Merseyside poet, Clare Kirwan, includes her characteristic mix of quirky, witty and reflective poems. Always both accessible and thought-provoking, most of these poems have been published in a wide range of journals and anthologies (including Iota; The Found Poetry Review; Binnacle; Prole; Orbis; MsLexia and Sculpted: Poetry of the Northwest) or been placed in various national poetry competitions. The Silence Museum's themes are the unspoken aspects of our lives - difficult relationships, fragile aspirations and the dark fear that your mother may be a Bond villain...funny, abrasive, quirky, profound, a fine poet ...not to be missed.' Paul Blackburn, Write Out Loud '...excellent, clear and polished, with just the right mix of serious poems and the bizarre.' Gill McEvoy