Laurie Eaves
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Books

 
This collection celebrates life’s little details and what it is to be human. I could read it again and again.
— Laurie Bolger

About Biceps

Biceps is a love story, following a relationship from first sparks one frosty bonfire night through day trips to windy Hull and into the stalemate of dysfunctional domesticity. It’s a story about the physical and emotional tidying we go through when we fall out of love. It’s a story that explores the small ways we learn to understand ourselves better as a result of our relationships and gain the strength to start rebuilding in the face of personal loss.

Laurie Eaves' debut poetry collection, Biceps includes 44 poems and came out on Burning Eye Books 15th March 2020.

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Records

 
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Biceps is also available on 100% Bona Fide Brick Red cassette tape from Laurie’s record label, Buried Vinyl.

Compatible with all 90s-issue Walkmans, Ghetto Blasters and In-Car Stereos.

The cassette also contains a digital download of all 44 tracks for those with iPods.

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Videos

 
 
 

Poems

 

Audio

Podcasts and Mic Mumbling

This month, we chat to Fay Roberts about inclusivity, hosting, and safe spaces in spoken word. Book of the month: A Portable Paradise by Roger Robinson Live poem of the month: Too Pretty to Punch by Edalia Day, whose work can be found at www.etsy.com/uk/shop/eddydaylia.

This month, Rebecca and Laurie are joined by guest host The Repeat Beat Poet, to interview the improv poet Jah-Mir Early, and review Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur.* This month's poem of the month is by Olivia Hall. She's on Twitter and Instagram @livs_hall. Special thanks to Peter Hayhoe of Muddy Feet for the audio. Check out Muddy Feet's gorgeous poetry videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRsDslcuZ_jaVijmlqeYMNw *Our discussion about Milk and Honey was MASSIVE so we will be releasing a bonus episode next week, diving a little deeper into our thoughts about the book and setting them in context.

Episode 1 features an interview with Tyrone Lewis, a discussion of The Other Woman by Sophia Blackwell and Leanne Shorley live at Boomerang Club

A Dead Darlings bonus episode. Rebecca and Laurie discuss Rupi Kaur's Milk and Honey. Our book review of Milk and Honey in episode 3 ended up being a lot more in-depth than we had predicted, and following some comments on social media, we've decided to release the full conversation as a bonus episode. Enjoy, and as ever, let us know what you think!

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