London Poetry Award Nomination Andrew Spragg: 'Ranging from ocean to dry-land pub, prairie to outer space, this book's good-humoured restlessness provokes us to think about relations between self and other. Andrew Spragg is a poet who can love; this book is in love with language without losing a grip on the world.'

The Lyre: “[A] riotous love sequence... Spragg's poems hit the nail on the head too, but on the slant, and into unexpected objects”

UK Poetry: “Ranging from ocean to dry-land pub, prairie to outer space, this book's good-humoured restlessness provokes us to think about relations between self and other. Andrew Spragg is a poet who can love; this book is in love with language without losing a grip on the world - Vahni Capildeo”

Andrew is a founding member of Norfolk creative group Norwich Poetry Choir, and acted as literature coordinator for the acclaimed Norwich fringe festival last year. He has studied at both UEA and Goldsmith’s University in London, and produced a sell-out debut collection last year with The Fleetingest. Notes For Fatty Cakes is his follow-up collection published by Anything Anymore Anywhere. Andrew also finds time to run a blog for interviewing similarly poetic/creative types and is editor of website Infinite Editions.

Cover painting © Emily Critchley "Unitled (Nereids)"