Happy publication day to In Her Jaws by Rosamund Taylor!

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In Her Jaws, the beautiful poetry debut by the brilliantly talented Rosamund Taylor, is out now! The book is available from Books Upstairs, where we launched last night; all good bookshops; and our online store.

To celebrate release day, we’re offering free shipping on all copies of In Her Jaws purchased on our website until midnight. Just use the offer code WITCHES at checkout.

We can’t wait for you to read this book! To get a taste of the collection, read ‘We Become Witches’, originally published in Banshee issue #6 – or check out what other brilliant writers have been saying:

Taylor’s language, form and imagery exhibit a remarkable freshness, resulting in work that manages to create a space between the uncanny and the familiar. Her sexuality and her feminism are carried candidly and address universals through the specifics of queer love and the experiences of women through history. This is the Irish lyric tradition queered in the manifold and finest meanings of that word. Taylor’s is a poetry I do not want to be without. We are all the richer for it.
— Paul Maddern
Rosamund Taylor’s stunning debut reignites the lyric tradition with poems that movingly and daringly explore pain and despair, desire and belonging while evoking the more-than-human world anew. Her voice is ever original and ever beautiful.
— Jane Clarke
In Her Jaws is by turns delicate and fierce; holding the reader gently in its muzzle, where we thrill to the awareness of teeth against our carotid. Taylor inhabits the natural world like no other writer working today; shapeshifting, questioning, and enthralling us with her curiosity.
— Jessica Traynor
A book of astonishments whose poems gaze towards the night sky and all that stirs in the dark below, swooping the reader through mysteries of desire and discovery. Taylor’s voice is by turns tender, sharp, luminous; her poems are wondrous.
— Doireann Ní Ghríofa
The reader travels wild paths in skilled hands. Taylor’s voice is evocative, assured and unforgettable. This is absolutely exquisite.
— Deirdre Sullivan
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