The Mad Art of Doing Time by Scout Tzofiya Bolton John Keats As James Byrne writes in

As James Byrne writes in his introduction: "Goya's Los Caprichos are a series of real-life nightmares that haunt the twenty-first century

and what we might settle for

she considers the gap between the two as the space of the imagination: the origins of her writing

These meditative poems began simply as a personal engagement with the grief of Aberfan

or when facing other extremes and anxieties

The Mad Art of Doing Time by Scout Tzofiya Bolton John Keats As James Byrne writes inThe Mad Art of Doing Time by Scout Tzofiya Bolton is a raw and compelling exploration of life inside and outside the prison walls, woven with the complexities of mental illness and the often overlooked human stories within the justice system. Through a blend of narrative and poetry, Bolton offers an unflinching look at the harsh realities of incarceration, capturing the fragmented thoughts and emotions of a mind in turmoil. This book challenges