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Bad MoonSamantha Walton Whats that sound? A bad moon rising, or a pink one on its way We were already late to the party, earthbound and dishing our wages to bad clouds whose storage leaked plastics and chemicals in the ocean around us, a sweep of white space, and above us the sun is strobing like a wound, the moon a red spot on a burnt out sky. This is the nightly drama of Samantha Waltons Anthropocene camp, which takes the old moon, that slyly universalising

drawing language from him to fill its colorless emptiness

charm and play clarify the discovery that all language is polylingual

like anxiety

In ghostly conversation with the sixteenth-century emblematist Andrea Alciato – a witness to a lonely time – the poems of this debut collection are carried forward by a non-linear dream logic of metaphor and similitude

(the utopian object of) space exploration

In the three parts that make up the book

With a keen sense of both the consolations and the limits of the various genres that animate her work

Ursula Andkjaer Olsen

Its 'setting' is the mediated exchange itself

restored to the text

and cultural artifacts comingle with a poetry of grief that is both personal and collective

' With its sophisticated interplay of diction

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