The Colour of Rain no-tag and Gio Ponti to the

and Gio Ponti to the movement’s lesser-known figures

charts the nation’s progressive change of heart from defeatism to growing confidence of certain victory

Caleb Howells constructs a compelling argument based on the chronology of events

wherever they may be on it

editor-in-chief of Kinfolk magazine

The Colour of Rain no-tag and Gio Ponti to theThe Colour of Rain is Susan Uttings fifth full collection, following her New and Selected, Half the Human Race. Here she demonstrates a new found intimacy with the natural world, a closeness that leads her to become part of it. She becomes a Willow Sister, joins an avenue of poplars, has conversations with bees. And while nature is joyfully celebrated, poems also lament its losses: felled trees. disappearing species, Rachel Carsons all too present