Life expectancy begins to fall Francis Combes no history of arms and

no history of arms and bloodshed”

their stories offer a map of the rich and varied literary landscape of the North

foxes to fireworks – offering a serious but at the same time playful exploration of Nature alongside human nature

Here is the brilliantly observed clutter and comedy of everyday lives

When fourteen-year-old Pauly takes a swim in the Clark Fork River one summer day

Life expectancy begins to fall Francis Combes no history of arms andIs your retirement plan dying in the climate wars? Are you getting on with things in the meantime? Life expectancy begins to fall is a book of poems about how it feels to normalise an apocalypse. It is not a call to arms, it is a poets book about the weight we all carry uncompromisingly curious, emotional and authentic.