Elsa and the Wolfman by Eoghan Walls Sophie Collins A contemporary Daedalus views his

A contemporary Daedalus views his life from a hang-glider

’ – Lloyd Rees

both of which were concerned with the landscapes and communities of North-East England

and flourishes despite it

Elsa and the Wolfman by Eoghan Walls Sophie Collins A contemporary Daedalus views hisElsa and the Wolfman by Eoghan Walls is a powerful, lyrical duet between father and newborn daughter, written in two contrasting voices. The father, poet and caregiver, uses classical forms to wrestle with anxieties of raising a child and growing older, while Elsa's lines ' willful, instinctive, curious ' dart across the page countering and shaping him. Intimate, moving, funny, and sensitive to harm, the collection explores their bond as they navigate