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The dark skies of the Yorkshire Pennines and the heat of the South African lowlands are brought together in these masterpieces from a transitional poet. Journeys between disparate worlds between north and south, earth and air, safety and danger, fantasy and fact traverse poetic landscapes of loss and longing. Dislocations and what flows from them, how the strange emerges into familiarity, and how strangers, in time, become known provide the thematic backdrops for this poet's exploration of place and movement.
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A collection of poetry by South African-born, Yorkshire-based Carola Luther, this account is a chronicle of mourning, renewal, and the realities of human relationships. Addressed to the eponymous Malarchy a magical, quarrelsome, and often drunken young boythese poems explore silences, absences, the unspoken communication between animals and human beings, the pauses and boundaries between what is remembered, forgotten, or invented, the living, and the dead. By turns tender and cantankerous, they also examine the author s homosexuality and sense of migration and displacement."

Carola Luther's new book, On the Way to Jerusalem Farm, explores the complexities of living in a damaged world.