Burning Books

Burning Books by Jess Green, published by Burning Eye Books in 2015, is a poetry collection that spans 75 pages. This edition captures the essence of Green’s spoken word show, which is set in an inner-city secondary school grappling with the challenges posed by government cuts. The collection highlights the overlooked narratives within the UK’s education system, focusing on the experiences of those often left unheard.
Readers will find a poignant exploration of the struggles faced by students and educators in a changing landscape. The poems reflect themes of resilience and the realities of life in a challenging educational environment, emphasizing the voices of the underdogs. With its roots in spoken word, this collection offers a unique perspective on the intersection of education and social issues, making it a significant contribution to contemporary poetry.
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The first collection by poet Jess Green is taken from her spoken word show set in an inner city secondary school suffering the cuts and blows of the Coalition government. Burning Books champions the underdogs; the unnoticed and unheard stories bearing the gritty reality of the UK’s education system.
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