The Fisher King

“Freewheeling and spirited, these poems tend to take the form of lengthy streams of consciousness, blurring statements, non sequiturs and disembodied confessions to unpick themes as various as logic and friendship.”—Ben Wilkinson, The Guardian

“Rebecca Tamás’s WITCH … is filled with a sort of propulsive demoniac vitality that powers you straight through it, cover to cover. […] She is wonderfully evocative, appealingly grouchy and possesses… visionary instincts.”—James Marriott, The Times

“A pungent highlight of the year.”—Tristram Fane Saunders, The Telegraph

“I felt as if Tamás’s words were burning the page as I read […] She is the real deal.”—Katherine Angel

“This is a book that stays with you, long after you are done reading it.”—Dorothea Lasky

“Rebecca Tamás’ language is a site of resistance […] Her words are wet and rich and dirty and full of power.”—Jessica Andrews, author of Saltwater

“[Tamás] clears a poetic space into which all sorts of meanings, identifications, desires and fantasies can be smuggled, unencumbered by the classically male shackles of rationality […] hers is a poetry that lifts your spirit.”—Desmond Huthwaite, TANK