The PharmacyThe Pharmacy is an extended exploration of family, loss, and the indignities of British medical institutions. Building a landscape that is at once influenced by autotheory, life experience of care, and a fervent critique of austerity, this is a fiery second collection from Kat Sinclair. The poems of Kat Sinclair'sThe Pharmacy'cannot write through as (they) are supposed to', but struggle to stand, love, grieve, wriggle, spit jokes from within brutal

but also indicate how we might live better in the living world

foregrounding experiment and process

to sustain the human spirit

"A highly personal but hugely readable chronicle of a quietly spoken genius

But that’s not Missy’s experience of love

As his daughter begins to speak

nature and technology in the 21st century

“The wonderfully articulated

and immigration

and mother and daughter

'As if to Sing' is an essential addition to this poet's compelling body of work

With A Portable Paradise