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Five peculiar poems about consensus reality and personal abysses.

The Supreme Point – Again and again a rocket reaches a point in space where sense breaks down. 

The Weeping Cufflinks – A London City trader makes the darkest deal of his life. 

Jack and Jill – A pair of teenagers kiss on a hill as the dawn rushes up.

Changeling – Occultist Aleister Crowley performs an ancient ritual in the Algerian desert. 

myu – One second in the mind of the universe during 1913.

There are eight covers and you will receive a randomly chosen one.

Of ‘The Supreme Point’, readers say ‘Space sorcery that stirs you right in the centre’ and ‘I like the trance-like pulse, the machinery, the other-worldly mood. It’s a pagan-techno-acid trip.’

Of ‘The Weeping Cufflinks’, legendary occult publishers Scarlet Imprint say ‘a beautifully sharp and witty piece of folk hauntology in London, showing pamphleteer publishing at its underground best. Why haven’t you read this yet?’

Of ‘Jack and Jill’, poet and Guardian poetry reviewer Rishi Dastidar says ‘Jack and Jill delights with its restlessly inventive wordplay. It’s a rollicking recasting of deep time traditions into the now.’ And poet Rushika Wick says ‘A medieval pastoral in the heart of the 21st century. The intense purity of adolescence is unravelled. This is enchanted and playful writing that holds layers of old English landscapes and excavates archetypes.’

Of ‘Changeling’, Sphinx Review writes ‘Often the endorsers of poetry publications make gigantic claims. This is the only one I have read that declared it was the ‘most important poem of the aeon’ … it may be precisely that … the writing flashes and sparkles. It’s imaginative and resonant … there’s a quick and agile intelligence … I do not think the author is a sham.’

Of ‘myu’, readers say ‘It’s bewildering, intense … the threat, the sense of foreboding, of war and night sweats, dynastic vulnerabilities, feels all too real … such is the time. There’s a nauseousness that comes from being immersed in all human history right up to the end times, in gnosticism, surrealism, the total, everything.’