For now it feels like a process of reaching a sense of identification and acceptance through an undoing and a letting go.

Divisible by Itself and One is also a book about human form, the body as boundary and how we are read by the world. Divisible by Itself and One is the powerful new collection from our foremost truth-teller Kae Tempest. They received the Ted Hughes Award for their long-form narrative poem Brand New Ancients and the Leone D’Argento at the Venice Teatro Biennale for their work as a playwright. They received Mercury Music Prize nominations for both of the albums Everybody Down and Let Them Eat Chaos , and two Ivor Novello nominations for their song-writing on The Book of Traps and Lessons . Taking its bearings - and title - from the prime number, Divisible by Itself and One is concerned, ultimately, with integrity: how to live in honest relationship with oneself and others.Groaning in the empty garden in a moment that lasted till now, the almighty swore they'd never live again. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The Loop" was the standout, and the final poem, a "Love Song" dedicated to the LGBT+ community was a powerful and beautiful way to close the collection. I always feel galvanised, inspired and in awe after seeing them totally immersed in their craft and passion.

Everyone needs to hear and feel the raw sometimes, and these collections always manage the reflection without the melancholy - more stating as a fact but without burying the pain purposefully deep or out of reach. Their debut novel, "The Bricks That Built The Houses", sold in a highly competitive auction to Bloomsbury and was published in territories including the UK, US, France, Holland and Brazil in Spring 2015.Sehr spannend ist es dabei nachzuvollziehen, wie sich im Detail beim Übersetzen entschieden wurde, bestimmte Ausdrucksweisen umzusetzen. It’s poems about human relations, and the human condition are underlain and, at times, filled with anger. I enjoy their poems the most when they tell a story, more than when they “just” describe a feeling or situation.