These Yellow Days Katie Fowley Take My Word For It

Take My Word For It is a beautifully and frankly written record of a significant Jamaican life

The Blacksmith’s Daughter is a novel full of carefree summers and hard winters

its beauty

as a man whose ethnic heritage was both African and Indian in a country whose politics have been stymied by its ethnic divisions

In 'Growing'

These Yellow Days Katie Fowley Take My Word For ItKitty Hawkins first collection These Yellow Days is haunted by the birth and death of an idealised adulthood. Its extinction, in the form of a dead woman, haunts the poems, observing erosion, dunescapes, femininity, rebirth. Set largely in the blustery yet desolate expanses of a coastal landscape,These Yellow Days uses speculative and imaginative juxtapositions as a means of rewriting memories, particularly interactions with those the poet holds most