An extract from Ivy Alvarez’s poem, Jane’s To-Do List, features in a Kitaab review of Veils, Halos and Shackles (Kasva Press, 2016).
A full version of the poem appears in her second collection Disturbance (Seren, 2013).
An extract from Ivy Alvarez’s poem, Jane’s To-Do List, features in a Kitaab review of Veils, Halos and Shackles (Kasva Press, 2016).
A full version of the poem appears in her second collection Disturbance (Seren, 2013).
[Disturbance] “…is a poetry collection published by Seren Books, where I used to work, and I think it’s fantastic. It’s narrative poetry that tells the story about a family and their community after the father of the family murders his wife and son and then kills himself. It’s so well executed, and so worth your time.” —Jess Gofton
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Ivy Alvarez reads “The Estate Agents”, a poem from her second collection, Disturbance.
“I’ve seen people in tears at these readings,” said Ms Alvarez. “The subject matter can be very triggering.”
Read the rest of the article, Former Tasmanian Returns for Launceston’s Tasmanian Poetry Festival.
@IvyAlvarez Just finished Disturbance. It was…devastating. I will write more soon but I have to get to bed. Stayed up too late to read!
— JC Reilly🎃 (@Aishatonu) July 15, 2015
JC Reilly on Twitter: @IvyAlvarez Just finished Disturbance. It was…devastating. I will write more soon but I have to get to bed. Stayed up too late to read!