Robert Seatter was the first ever poet in residence at Kelmscott Manor, the 'heaven on earth' retreat of William Morris from 1871 to 1896. Out of this residency comes a unique collection of poems exploring the diverse themes of the house from creativity and making to love and desire, as well as probing the deeper question of what Morris's legacy means to the England of now, struggling to define itself between the pull of the past and the invitation of the future. With Morris-inspired illustrations by Jessica Palmer.