In Now and then: Poems about generations, 92 writers, aged from 4 to 92, of many ethnicities, languages and experiences, explore the rich territory of generations. Ranging from first-time writers to well-known poets, they write about family history, aroha, food, language, disability, climate-anxiety, music and much more. In a time of escalating wars and divisions, poetry that reminds us how we are connected. The kaupapa at the heart of this book, like all of Landing Press’s publications, is accessibility. Poetry is for everyone.