He has recently attracted some extra attention with the release of Flowers for Bodysnatchers’s Fall the Night—an EP inspired by three of Nathan Hassall’s poems from his latest book, a chapbook entitled The Flesh and Mortar Prophecy. Choosing three poems from Hassall’s book, “Where the Carcass Lies,” “They Dwell in Factories,” and “Blood Trumpets and Nihilism,” Flowers for Bodysnatchers has crafted a magnificent, albeit short, album which rivals some of his best work yet. To date, Nathan Hassall has published four poetry collections: Nascent Illusion (2009), A Conscious Void (2011), Of Gods and Gallows (2015), and most recently, his illustrated poetry chapbook, The Flesh and Mortar Prophecy (2016). On top of all this, Hassall is currently studying an MA in Creative Writing at the University of Kent.