The Land of Give and TakeIn The Land of Give and Take, Tyler Farrells second collection of poems, a variety of characters appear as on a stage: teenagers and grandparents, priests and poets, the wise and the foolish. Shadowing many of the poems is a conflicted Catholicism, sometimes resentful of the Churchs claims, but recognising that, in the end, nothing else gives the same weight and meaning to this transient life. There is morning and night to see through their eyes.

or disturbingly with teenage homophobia

and relevant modern poetry

Philip Larkin and Georges Perec

featured in the Guardian (June 2012) and the Financial Times (August 2012)

from Greece to Italy

many of which were translations and adaptations of foreign romantic works

With this new work

The Drowning of the Saints is a stunning debut and introduces a young writer with a distinctive new voice

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Whether it is his native south Wales