Elsa and the Wolfman Brian Robert Moore (Translator) But all the horses were

But all the horses were half-dead

March the picket lines with staunch activist and seeker of justice Jessie Eden

But when his owner is forced to sell him

Those poems that are set in England are almost wholly defined by Jamaican absences

He was the recipient of the Out-Spoken Prize for Poetry 2019

Elsa and the Wolfman Brian Robert Moore (Translator) But all the horses wereElsa and the Wolfman is a powerful, lyrical duet between father and newborn daughter, written in two contrasting voices. The father, poet and caregiver, uses classical forms to wrestle with anxieties of raising a child and growing older, while Elsas lines willful, instinctive, curious dart across the page countering and shaping him. Intimate, moving, funny and sensitive to harm, the collection explores their bond as they navigate a world beset by