Aaron Kent’s St Day Road is the culmination of drafting poetry using a strict 31 point manifesto. 10 poems were written, each specifically about a different room in the house Kent grew up in, St Day Road in Redruth, Cornwall. Kent (as per the rules of the manifesto) has kept every draft, with every note, every instruction and presented them alongside the final poem – providing an intriguing insight into the editing process behind his work.
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