Ebook: Instant-flex 718

Issuing from the body-mind's grisly interwedge, Heather Phillipson's poems are a protest against well-stitched seams, an off-loading of intellectual baggage, a shout from the deep-ish channels of fear. Phillipson's much anticipated debut collection, Instant-flex 718 is an operatics of reactivation. Splicing the leftovers of culture with spurious monologues discharged from an arrhythmic right ventricle or a mouth filled with half-chewed peanuts, the poems unpick and destabilise. The poet is a plasterer, entering the spits and drips with urgency. An internationally exhibiting artist, Phillipson.;Cover; Description; Title Page; Acknowledgements; Contents; At First, the Only Concern Is Milk, More or Less; Hello from This Position; A Dramatic Look inside the Heart Makes for Interesting Viewing; Heliocentric Cosmology; Rumination on 25mm of Cotton; Where and when will the barriers be in operation?; An Alternative to Television; Within the Cooling-off Period; Relational Epistemology; Ablutions; What We Learn from Fantasy; Devoted, Hopelessly; Le Parc; Dear Johnny Bunny; German Phenomenology Makes Me Want to Strip and Run through North London; Darling, You Missed a Revelation.