Summat Else Poetry and has lived and worked

and has lived and worked here on the traditional and the unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples since 1992

A sheep recalls a revolution

The imagery is particularly fresh and powerful and visceral: the reader cannot help but be moved

Ian McGillis has drawn partly on figures from his own late 60s

Summat Else Poetry and has lived and workedA most remarkable series of linked stories, encompassing a young working class Englishmans coming of age, written with great humour and pathos. This is Royston Testers first book, but he has already been nominated for a slew of awards, been published widely (and internationally, in both journals and the Lambda prize finalist anthology The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name: Essays on Queer Sexuality and Desire), and charmed the CanLit establishment.