Scouse Brows

<p>Scouse Brows is the debut poetry pamphlet from Madelaine Kinsella.</p><p><em>“Carefully-crafted radical missives from North Liverpool. A vital broadcast.”</em><strong> – Matthew Thomas Smith</strong></p><p><em>“These poems are a prism through which the city’s wayward spirits are illuminated; jagged and full of nerve. Kinsella walks beside punters-come-prophets and stiff-necked school girls, circling the curses of want. Tending to scoured knees, she sings hymns of the headstrong and hungry, of sandstone and spit, reciting her homeland in a voice as frictive as the asphalt on which this city cuts its teeth.”</em> <strong>– Stephanie Gavan</strong></p><p><em>“A riveting and necessary poetry collection. From beginning to end, we are left yearning for more, but Kinsella leaves no crumbs behind.”</em> <strong>– Kevanté A. C. Cash</strong></p>