Ladygardens

Lucy Lepchani uses both contemporary and traditional poetic forms in Ladygardens, to draw attention to subaltern voices, to prod at injustices and taboos, or stroke life's underbelly with tenderness, with passion, with humour. Lucy gives voice to ordinary people and is unafraid to champion a cause or point out the ridiculous contradictions of 21st Century Britain, in particular with regard to how women are portrayed or expected to behave.