Suburban landscapes, family memories, fragments of conversation, moments that slip suddenly into something stranger or more revealing.

Her language is precise but playful, attentive to the small absurdities and tensions hidden inside everyday life. The poems resist tidy meaning, moving between the ordinary and the surreal, often circling questions of identity, place, and the fragile logic of relationships. Harrison’s voice is observant and wry, and have a lilt that places her well within the high echelons of Australia's contemporary poets. 

A collection that rewards slow reading — subtle, curious, and alive to the odd poetry embedded in ordinary experience.