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Bad Things, the new collection by Louise Wallace - poet, not celebrity housewife - is about the different ways in which we survive.

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Greatly influenced by happenings in poet Louise Wallaces life, this collection encompasses themes of location and family, and of the various journeys people take both geographically and emotionally. The poems span a range of formats and forms, from lines of verse to small prose pieces like miniature stories, and all are told through a clear, direct voice that is both accessible and relatable.

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Since June is a poised and confident first book of poems. These deceptively simple, conversational poems tell stories and capture details of daily existence, but then take odd and surprising turns. Language slips and miscommunications lead to suddenly unnerving perceptions, and leave the reader both moved and a little unbalanced.

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In her latest collection, Louise Wallace raises an existential eyebrow at pregnancy-birth-motherhood.