Chrissy Williams' I am the Table takes its cue from an unusual source, Love Island, serving up tasty morsels of found poetry, sound bites snipped from the mouths of Love Island contestants. I am the Table proves not only that everyday language is poetry, but moreover how far beyond the everyday the language of Love Island reaches. What does Chrissy Williams' new pamphlet bring to the table: "I am/ the fucking table /with the fruit on".
Older women have been deemed useless to society andabandoned on a remote island, where they must fight to the death, whilst makingfriends and dessert. Welcome to GOLDEN RAGE: a not-too distant dystopia whereBATTLE ROYALE meets THE GOLDEN GIRLS. COLLECTS GOLDEN RAGE#1-5 "Battle Royale meets The Golden Girls withdashes of Agatha Christie and Logan's Run. I'm all the wayin!" -- Kelly Sue DeConnick "Golden Rage's not-so-farfetched dystopianisland of castaway old ladies will question your attitude toward the aging womenof this world. A very important subject of self-reflection indeed." -- ElsaCharretier