Conjurors: Poems by Julian Orde sonnets ]' But that's just short

]' But that's just short of the half of it

And ever-present through the collection is Athens – the city the poet once turned his back on at eighteen but has come to love again

but also the entire texts of two late collections published by Faber

and anarchic

MacGillivray has found the poetics of an abandoned mind

Conjurors: Poems by Julian Orde sonnets ]' But that's just shortIn Conjurors, a major poet is revealed for the first time. Julian Orde (191774) published only in magazines during her lifetime. She was a key figure in the Carcanet anthology of the mid century, Apocalypse (2020), but this is her first collection, presenting more than sixty poems, with a biographical and critical introduction. Ordes poetry was selected for reading and discussion during the Zoom launch of Apocalypse by Simon Armitage and has attracted