I CAN HEAR YOU IRONING: Poems on Comparison Culture, Imperfect Parenting, and Why Social Media Is Largely Nonsense

About Kate Hook

Kate is a cheese-obsessed writer who was born in Wythenshawe South Manchester. She now lives in Sale (primarily because they have a better selection of cheeses) with her husband and two children. Shes been writing poetry since she was about six or seven years old and describes herself as a fair weather feminist because putting out bins is definitely her husbands job but shell happily fight to close the gender pay gap or end violence against women any day of the week. Much of Kates poetry examines the unrealistic expectations that modern society places on people (mainly women!) and why we need to just step away from all the nonsense.