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Josephine Lay is a writer, novelist and poet. Josephine writes poetry for the page and for performance. This collection highlights her passion for both the written and the spoken word.
Unravelling is a collection of poems written within one year. Josephine Lay writes about the unravelling nature of things in her life: divorce, bereavement, health issues (after hitting her head and getting concussion twice) and a few poems touching on the political situation in this country during 2018. Her poems speak of the human condition; of life, love, loss and even death. Here is sadness and descent, but also the struggle towards the light and the survival of the human spirit.
Unravelling by Josephine Lay is a worthy addition to anyone’s poetry collection. Her arrival on the performance poetry scene has been most welcome, and her words work equally well on the page. Highly recommended.
~ Clive Oseman
The first time I heard Josephine Lay’s poetry, it made me cry. Rich in feeling, yet easy to relate to. Lay’s work is a pleasure to hear and read.
~ Charley Barnes
Josephine Lay is a writer, novelist and poet. Josephine writes poetry for the page and for performance. This collection highlights her passion for both the written and the spoken word.
Unravelling is a collection of poems written within one year. Josephine Lay writes about the unravelling nature of things in her life: divorce, bereavement, health issues (after hitting her head and getting concussion twice) and a few poems touching on the political situation in this country during 2018. Her poems speak of the human condition; of life, love, loss and even death. Here is sadness and descent, but also the struggle towards the light and the survival of the human spirit.
Unravelling by Josephine Lay is a worthy addition to anyone’s poetry collection. Her arrival on the performance poetry scene has been most welcome, and her words work equally well on the page. Highly recommended.
~ Clive Oseman
The first time I heard Josephine Lay’s poetry, it made me cry. Rich in feeling, yet easy to relate to. Lay’s work is a pleasure to hear and read.
~ Charley Barnes