Fetch by Colin Bramwell
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Poetry Book Society Recommendation Autumn 2026 plays beneath the luminous imagery lies

beneath the luminous imagery lies a heart that will move and beguile you’ — Andrew McMillan

Characters travel by bus and by train

outrage and melody

written during the pandemic

Fetch by Colin Bramwell <br> PRE-ORDER <br><b>Poetry Book Society Recommendation Autumn 2026</b> plays beneath the luminous imagery liesPublished 8th September 2026 In Celtic folklore a fetch is a shadowy doppelganger that appears from the Otherworld, portending the beholder's fate. Your fetch 'fetches' you to the afterlife, willingly or otherwise. Bramwell's poetry uses the fetch as a model to explore a number of overlapping binaries between the reader and the poem, most of all. Fetch also meditates on the differences between music and speech, the sacred and the profane, the written