Have a nice weekend I think you're interesting

Have a nice weekend I think you're interesting is a collection of poetry about hometowns and distance. It considers relationships, anxieties and sincerity, and is obsessed with hypothetical mothers in law, knitwear and being liked on the internet.

Lucy Holt's poetry and non-fiction has appeared in The Observer, The Cleveland Review of Books, The Quietus, 3:AM Magazine, NOIT Journal, Ache Magazine, The North and more. In 2020 she was the recipient of the The Observer/Anthony Burgess Prize for Arts Journalism. She lives in Manchester.