Circles is an epic poem inspired by Sarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis. Taking the point of view of a suicide victim's lover in the play post-death, the piece takes place on London's tube network and follows the fragmented views of this once-absent character. It is a piece about love, loss and the line between sanity and insanity. Whilst fictional, the emotions and experiences are also inspired by elements of the author's life, and are written with the aim to bring comfort and healing to those who can relate to its themes.

About the Author
Carmina Masoliver is a poet from south London, and founder of She Grrrowls feminist arts nights, which runs regularly at The Poetry Cafe and has been featured at festivals such as Edinburgh Fringe and Women of the World. Her limited-edition chapbook was published by Nasty Little Press in 2014, and she edited the She Grrrowls anthology, also from Burning Eye Books. She was long-listed for the Young Poet Laureate for London award in 2013, the inaugural Jerwood Compton Poetry Fellowships in 2017, and for the Out-Spoken Prize in Performance Poetry 2018. Alumni of the Roundhouse Poetry Collective, she has featured at nights such as Bang Said the Gun, and festivals including Latitude, Bestival and Lovebox both as a collective and individually. She performed internationally whilst living abroad, in Singapore, and in Spain.


Book Information
ISBN 9781911570790
Author Carmina Masoliver
Format Paperback
Page Count 65
Imprint Burning Eye Books
Publisher Burning Eye Books
Weight(grams) 70g