Description

Julian Bishop cultivates ‘an army of stubborn weeds’ in this compelling ecopoetry collection, blending darkness with flashes of wit. From the gritty streets of London’s Whitechapel to the ethereal world of jellyfish, Bishop’s verses illuminate humanity’s most critical battle: climate change. With keen observation and lyrical prowess, he chronicles the shifting face of our planet and the diverse global responses to this existential crisis.

Publisher Review

“You can almost feel your own breath fluttering while you read it, such is the skill of the writing” – – Sean Hewitt, Poets & Players Prize Judge; “A poignant, bubbling, anguished celebration of nature loved and lost.” – Professor Dave Goulson, Author of Silent Earth, Averting The Insect Apocalypse