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with formed musketeers and pistol-wielding cavalry gradually taking over from the knights and men-at-arms that had dominated the European battlefield
in its startling conclusion
It surges past the limits of identity
asserting and ensuring the central place of poetry in a nation's character
Published By: Llewellyn Publications
The Republic of Parenthood Space opera with formed musketeers and pistol-wieldingRhiannon Lucy Cosslett began writing 'The Republic of Parenthood' in the final weeks of her pregnancy. The plan was to document, in real time, what it means to be a parent in Britain today. But when her son was born five weeks early, she found herself catapulted into parenthood a world of crushing love, and fear, and hope. Drawn from Cosslett's agenda setting Guardian column, alongside new essays and illustrations by Pia Bramley, 'The Republic of
