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A bird flits overhead
with formed musketeers and pistol-wielding cavalry gradually taking over from the knights and men-at-arms that had dominated the European battlefield
in its startling conclusion
It surges past the limits of identity
Can two parallel lines ever meet
The Republic of Parenthood Space opera A bird flits overheadRhiannon Lucy Cosslett began writing 'The Republic of Parenthood' in the final weeks of her pregnancy. The plan was to document, in real time, what it means to be a parent in Britain today. But when her son was born five weeks early, she found herself catapulted into parenthood a world of crushing love, and fear, and hope. Drawn from Cosslett's agenda setting Guardian column, alongside new essays and illustrations by Pia Bramley, 'The Republic of
