Whatever You've Got - Naylor, Molly
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Molly Naylor's Whatever You've Got is the letter you wish you could send to your younger self. It's the voice of a kind, whip-smart friend who accepts your mistakes, messiness and chaotic energy-because they've been there-while challenging you to hold yourself with honesty and forgiveness, 'pressing your ear to your body and hearing that you exist'. Naylor cuts to the quick of modern anxiety, of love and its many dilemmas, of trauma and recovery, with unfaltering insight and wit. Full of left-hook quips to make you laugh out loud, and joyful, anthemic rhythm. The poems in this unputdownable…mehr

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Molly Naylor's Whatever You've Got is the letter you wish you could send to your younger self. It's the voice of a kind, whip-smart friend who accepts your mistakes, messiness and chaotic energy-because they've been there-while challenging you to hold yourself with honesty and forgiveness, 'pressing your ear to your body and hearing that you exist'. Naylor cuts to the quick of modern anxiety, of love and its many dilemmas, of trauma and recovery, with unfaltering insight and wit. Full of left-hook quips to make you laugh out loud, and joyful, anthemic rhythm. The poems in this unputdownable collection give permission to do the unexpected, to change your mind, to run an emotional scan and find yourself new, and whole after all.
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Molly Naylor is a scriptwriter, poet, performer and director. Recent work includes award-winning play Lights! Planets! People! and the graphic novel adaptation of the same name. She is the co-creator and writer of Sky One comedy After Hours. She wrote and performed the acclaimed live shows, Whenever I Get Blown Up I Think Of You and My Robot Heart. Her poetry and plays have been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and she has performed at festivals and events all over the world. She has published two collections of poetry (Badminton and Stop Trying to be Fantastic). Her first feature film is in development.