Forever, Now Dorothy Baird Eamonn Lynskey writes of the

Eamonn Lynskey writes of the stark reality of injustice

loss and denial

a work of historical fiction

The author of many volumes of poetry

be they of real or fictional characters

Forever, Now Dorothy Baird Eamonn Lynskey writes of theHelen Cadbury's Forever, Now charts the lives of extraordinary, ordinary humans, including the poet herself; but also those she has lived among, worked with, observed on buses and trains or discovered in the archives. Sometimes those true beginnings spiral into fiction, sometimes they remain autobiographical, as they tell moving and universal stories of love and loss, grief and new beginnings. Emily Dickinson wrote that 'forever is comprised of nows'.