What if men burst in wearing balaclavas?
By
John Osborne
The first pamphlet by poet John Osborne, now out-of-print. Published by Nasty Little Press. Poems about open plan offices, falling in and out of love and George Alagiah.
'Yes, I like these poems, there is warmth, as you'd expect with balaclavas in the title' - John Hegley.
'John writes with the intelligence and wit of your favourie teacher but with the soul of a five-year-old boy. His poems capture the un-finger-put-on-able' moments' - Laura Dockrill.
With thanks to Luke Wright, Sally Roe and Henry Layte.
'Yes, I like these poems, there is warmth, as you'd expect with balaclavas in the title' - John Hegley.
'John writes with the intelligence and wit of your favourie teacher but with the soul of a five-year-old boy. His poems capture the un-finger-put-on-able' moments' - Laura Dockrill.
With thanks to Luke Wright, Sally Roe and Henry Layte.
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