The Aftershock Review: Issue Three Ian Seed This heartfelt sequence exposes the

This heartfelt sequence exposes the tribulations of people carelessly labeled (dys)

' – Aimee Nezhukumatathil

Andrew McMillan takes us back to childhood and early adolescence to explore the different ways we grow into our sexual selves and our adult identities

 Imaginary Menagerie

author of Feast

The Aftershock Review: Issue Three Ian Seed This heartfelt sequence exposes theA JOLT TO THE MAINSTREAM The Guardian The Aftershock Review returns with a third wave. Britains most talked about poetry rupture. Where Issue One named the damage, and Issue Two mapped the fragments that remain. Issue Three asks, more dangerously: What do we need but a bit of hope? Across thirteen urgent sections, Issue Three moves through grief, witness, family, illness, childhood, desire, silence, place and rescue. In An Anthropology of Grief, the