In The End of Art Zara Meadows writes about love, queer identities, and family connections alongside a redrawing of contemporary Belfast.

These poems couldn't be written from anywhere other than Belfast - Zara's hometown and base -  offering a modern take on the city without forgetting its histories.

In doing so, Meadows also simultaneously looks at forging their own identity alongside the changing city; these poems might be haunted by ghosts that the poet lives alongside, but they're also full of humour and tenderness.