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The Man Who Ate 50,000 Weetabix by Sophie Sparham Nine Arches Press its memoryThe Man Who ate 50,000 Weetabix is a collection which explores the tension between masculinity and freedom in a Derbyshire setting. The poems weave between pubs, fathers, music and the expectations that we put on ourselves. The collection is a celebration of the mundane: the graffiti on toilets doors, bad take away names, fake ID, Wetherspoons carpets, local Star Trek Appreciation fan clubs and the phrase ayup. How everyday rituals and occurrences are