博客來In his second collection, Northern Irish poet Ross Thompson reflects upon disappearance: the vanishing acts of people, places and the past itself through fire, frost or forgetting. The Slipping Forecast is a book haunted by spectres of the unsaid and unrequited, by phantoms of the nearly was and the could have been, a book that inhabits the in-between states of memory, dream and woozy post-surgery anaesthetic where liminal boundaries are blurred and disquieting.
Praise for Threading The Light:
＂It’s not often that you come across such a beautifully crafted and mature first collection.＂ - The High Window
＂Thompson’s excellent Threading The Light draws on his own life and experience with some powerful poems about family, including the long, brilliant ’Grief Is Great’.＂ - Poetry Ireland Review
