Where do we speak from? From what position do we watch?

Jazmine Linklater's eviscerating debut collection is an investigation into perception, perspective, and looking. In an era of mediated viewing, Your Accurate Depiction both reclaims and skewers ideas of authenticity and truth.

Acts of witness are complicated by modes of ekphrasis, and the idea of loving is refracted, made prismatic; relationships are taken apart by the interrogation of perspectives, as we linger in 'the white space round stage directions'. Calling to mind the textual acrobatics of John Ashbery and the lucid insights of Denise Riley, this collection is as gripping in its storytelling as it is ethically poised towards the hypocrisies and technologies of today.