Kitchens at Night exists in the space between domesticity and imagination, the dreamt and the actual. A goat appears with a message. A chilli prompts metaphysical questions. A coffin appears in the flea market.In half-light, relationships falter and familiar objects are restored to their original mystery and strangeness in these spellbinding and playful poems.

Dean Browne is from Co. Tipperary, Ireland. His poems have been published widely in magazines and journals, including Poetry Ireland Review, The Poetry Review, POETRY, The Stinging Fly and The Well Review. He was Cuisle Young Poet of the Year in 2011 and in 2019 'Pine Box in the Flea Market' was shortlisted for Poem of the Year in the Irish Book Awards. He also won the Geoffrey Dearmer Prize in 2021. Having previously lived in Berlin, Dean now once again calls Cork City home.