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the affects that can’t be seen coming and the way that large scale change can utterly de-centralise a person
Can poetry be what survives translation
She is a previous winner of a Northern Writers’ Award for Short Fiction
“The title isn’t messing about: these poems soak the page with language that is visceral
Sublime Lungs by Kate Noakes PN Review the affects that can’t bePublished 7th April 2026 In Sublime Lungs Kate Noakes turns her attention to the breath. For the first time, she explores her lifelong asthma and explains the impact of this chronic and disabling condition. The breath and breathing are subjects for poems from many chronologies and geographies in this her ninth collection. If one measure of a poets line is their breath, then youd expect a poet with asthma to be a little curtailed by it. Not so Kate
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