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Suzannah Evans

A fifties-style graphic showing the rocky surface of a planet with coloured moons and asteroids. The words 'Space Baby' are superimposed in white.

Maybe it’s already gone supernova

Carl Tomlinson reviews Space Baby by Suzannah Evans (Nine Arches, 2022)
Photo of Suzannah Evans, she has shoulder length brown hair, glasses and a light blue shirt with pictures of birds on.

Castaway Companions

Castaway Poet Suzannah Evans chooses poems by Ian McMillan, Marie Howe and Tony Hoagland to take to a desert island
The Control Room

The Control Room

by Suzannah Evans — every morning we are overjoyed / to find her plutonium heart still halving // it feels like she’s seen so much but then / haven’t we seen it all too // from our padded office chairs / the glinting

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