128 x 182mm, 83 pages, Black & white printing, Perfect bound, Softcover, 2026

They were in a cubicle, the three of them. Alise pulled down her hotpants and tights and sat on the toilet. Have I wet myself said Alise. She touched her clothes. I can’t tell if these are dry or not she said. I can’t go said Alise. She got up and pulled her clothes up. Charlotte sat down.

‘The Remains’ is a poetry of place, or, more precisely, of places: contingent, awkward, and unregarded, shaped by how we think about them and how they make us feel. It is also a poetry of particularity, attentive to what is there and what isn’t, to what seems to matter and what doesn’t, discovering in the process that everything does.’

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