Sophie Hannah is one of Britain's best-loved poets, a disarmingly witty, sharp-eyed chronicler of everyday life and its peculiarities. Her writing ranges across poetry, short fiction, children's literature, works of translation, and edited anthologies, including the 2014 The Poetry of Sex. She is also an internationally bestselling author of psychological crime fiction, and has written the first new Hercule Poirot novel to be authorised by the Agatha Christie estate. This book bring together for the first time all of Hannah's previous collection of verse, drawing on over 20 years of writing; accompanied by 27 new and uncollected poems, it will appeal to both the familiar reader and those discovering her work for the first time.
