BLACK and BLUE: a sequence of sonnets

Cathy Galvin's emotionally stunning first collection of poems

Cathy Galvin has roots in Coventry, West Yorkshire and

Connemara: she now lives in London. A journalist, her work has appeared

in many national and international journals.

She co-founded the Sunday Times-EFG Short Story Award

and is an associate editor of the Warwick Review.

She edited Red, the Waterstone's anthology of new writing

and is director and founder of the UK's leading promoter

of short fiction writing, The Word Factory.

Praise for Black and Blue:

"A crown of sonnets seems at first an intractable

and even intimidating prospect. When a writer

confidently inhabits its space, its spaces within

spaces, the crown becomes an arena of grace.

Cathy Galvin's Black and Blue is such a performance.

Her sequence moves brilliantly through and over

those spaces with drama, immediacy and power."

    

David Morley

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