Martha Grogan

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Greenhouse Lullabies

“I am starting to realise that motherhood is the unoriginal and plagiarized sin.”

Greenhouse Lullabies is a collection of prose poetry, following the story of a mother and their child living and growing in their apartment. As their living space becomes more and more neglected, it turns into a garden overnight. For this mother, raising a child is more than a matter of nature versus nurture. It is a matter of life and death and everything in-between.

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About the author

Martha Grogan is a writer from the Isle of Wight, and is currently a student of literature, creative writing and journalism at the University of Kent. They have been shortlisted for the Goldsmith Young Writer Prize and H.G. Wells Short Story Competition. This is their first book, written as part of their degree. They live in Canterbury, with their housemates and a ghost that lives in the radiator.