Sarah Shin is a publisher and curator. She is the creator of New Suns: A Feminist Literary Festival, and is co-founder and director of Silver Press and Ignota Books.

PRAISE FOR SPELLS: 21st CENTURY OCCULT POETRY“Revive[s] the ancient notion of poetry’s “transformative power” to summon up some of the most exciting poets experimenting with English now.” The Times“Reminds us of the power of words to enchant, recast and to bewitch” The Guardian“The diverse collection of poets opens up new ways of thinking, allowing room for ancient modes of knowledge (ritual, incantation, meditation, divination) as well as creating space for fresh ways of approaching the world. Spells succeeds in… developing a language that makes possible the reimagining and re-enchantment of the world around us.” New StatesmanA “sophisticated grimoire”. The Times

Sarah Shin is a publisher and curator. She is the creator of New Suns: A Feminist Literary Festival, and is co-founder and director of Silver Press and Ignota Books.

PRAISE FOR SPELLS: 21st CENTURY OCCULT POETRY“Revive[s] the ancient notion of poetry’s “transformative power” to summon up some of the most exciting poets experimenting with English now.” The Times“Reminds us of the power of words to enchant, recast and to bewitch” The Guardian“The diverse collection of poets opens up new ways of thinking, allowing room for ancient modes of knowledge (ritual, incantation, meditation, divination) as well as creating space for fresh ways of approaching the world. Spells succeeds in… developing a language that makes possible the reimagining and re-enchantment of the world around us.” New StatesmanA “sophisticated grimoire”. The Times

Sarah Shin is a publisher and curator. She is the creator of New Suns: A Feminist Literary Festival, and is co-founder and director of Silver Press and Ignota Books.

PRAISE FOR SPELLS: 21st CENTURY OCCULT POETRY“Revive[s] the ancient notion of poetry’s “transformative power” to summon up some of the most exciting poets experimenting with English now.” The Times“Reminds us of the power of words to enchant, recast and to bewitch” The Guardian“The diverse collection of poets opens up new ways of thinking, allowing room for ancient modes of knowledge (ritual, incantation, meditation, divination) as well as creating space for fresh ways of approaching the world. Spells succeeds in… developing a language that makes possible the reimagining and re-enchantment of the world around us.” New StatesmanA “sophisticated grimoire”. The Times