warm blooded things Herbert Clyde Lewis and introduction by George Szirtes A first-person retelling of the

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warm blooded things Herbert Clyde Lewis and introduction by George Szirtes A first-person retelling of theShaun Hills debut poetry collection, warm blooded things is a radical and intimate encounter with boyhood, sexuality, and violence, love, desire and solitude. Wandering the nocturnal city streets, through random encounters, co opting space and capturing conversations in a multitude voices, this collection evokes alienation whilst longing for tenderness. These agile poems are alive to fear, loss, danger and to the possibility of other ways of being,