Psychosis and Our Other Madnesses: A Pocket Aftershock from The Aftershock Review is a compact anthology of poems exploring psychosis, altered states, mental illness, survival and the languages we use when ordinary language begins to fail. Edited in the spirit of The Aftershock Review's survivor-led ethos, this Pocket Aftershock gathers work that speaks with urgency, tenderness and complexity about minds under pressure. These poems resist simplification. They make room for fear, strangeness, stigma, vision, crisis, care and recovery. Small in format but expansive in emotional range, Psychosis and Our Other Madnesses is a necessary collection for readers interested in poetry, mental health, lived experience and the difficult work of being believed.

A breakthrough poetry collection about madness, bipolar and what it is to love and live with madness by Dr Anna Percy.These poems move through breakdown, ecstasy, shame and tenderness with fierce intelligence and radical compassion.

Love, loss, losing your mind...Perceptive and affecting, intimate and accessible, Anna Percy's first full poetry collection is a passionate declaration featuring many of her prize and slam winning poems."An assured and potent exploration in blue of the littoral zones between city and country, love and leaving; the places where light and shadow lay bruised in each others arms." - Adam Horovitz, poet"Adventurous and truthful in equal measure and by turns tender, angry, grief-stricken and joyful, sometimes within the turn of a line. These poems will move you and make you think." - Steven Waling, poet & reviewer"A savage lyricality that lifts the beauty of brokenness and the brokenness of beauty to a transcendence of glorious primary colours." - Dan Holloway, Eight Cuts Gallery"Full of warmth and insight and connection. This poet sings a deep sexy note, you feel it in your chest, where the heart lives." - John G. Hall, poet

"We are killjoys, painting portraitsof tulips in full-bodied growth,when you ask to see us nakedwe hand you an album of flowers."By turns tender and intimate, forthright and unabashed, the lustful feminist killjoys explore inclusivity, equality and identity to combat imposter syndrome and patriarchy.An eloquent collection about desire and loss from the founders of Stirred feminist collective.

Psychosis and Our Other Madnesses: A Pocket Aftershock from The Aftershock Review is a compact anthology of poems exploring psychosis, altered states, mental illness, survival and the languages we use when ordinary language begins to fail. Edited in the spirit of The Aftershock Review's survivor-led ethos, this Pocket Aftershock gathers work that speaks with urgency, tenderness and complexity about minds under pressure. These poems resist simplification. They make room for fear, strangeness, stigma, vision, crisis, care and recovery. Small in format but expansive in emotional range, Psychosis and Our Other Madnesses is a necessary collection for readers interested in poetry, mental health, lived experience and the difficult work of being believed.

A breakthrough poetry collection about madness, bipolar and what it is to love and live with madness by Dr Anna Percy.These poems move through breakdown, ecstasy, shame and tenderness with fierce intelligence and radical compassion.

Love, loss, losing your mind...Perceptive and affecting, intimate and accessible, Anna Percy's first full poetry collection is a passionate declaration featuring many of her prize and slam winning poems."An assured and potent exploration in blue of the littoral zones between city and country, love and leaving; the places where light and shadow lay bruised in each others arms." - Adam Horovitz, poet"Adventurous and truthful in equal measure and by turns tender, angry, grief-stricken and joyful, sometimes within the turn of a line. These poems will move you and make you think." - Steven Waling, poet & reviewer"A savage lyricality that lifts the beauty of brokenness and the brokenness of beauty to a transcendence of glorious primary colours." - Dan Holloway, Eight Cuts Gallery"Full of warmth and insight and connection. This poet sings a deep sexy note, you feel it in your chest, where the heart lives." - John G. Hall, poet

"We are killjoys, painting portraitsof tulips in full-bodied growth,when you ask to see us nakedwe hand you an album of flowers."By turns tender and intimate, forthright and unabashed, the lustful feminist killjoys explore inclusivity, equality and identity to combat imposter syndrome and patriarchy.An eloquent collection about desire and loss from the founders of Stirred feminist collective.