‘Sublime’ - Donal Ryan, author of Strange Flowers
“Here is a writer who matters” - Irish Times
Ali Kinsella, a poet, becomes a mother and finds herself on an uncertain path. She seeks answers about her new identity, exploring the mothers and writers who came before her. With her unique poetic style, Kinsella transforms pregnancy and the first nine months of motherhood into a fractured prism, highlighting a woman's place in the world and her child's position in the future we create.
“A book about the raw, subversive, fiercely beautiful act of life” - Kerri ní Dochartaigh, author of Thin Places
“Milk is a raw, unadorned journey into the world of motherhood” - The Irish Independent
Pages: 368, Year of Publication: 0827, Dimensions: 13.1x13.1cm
