It is a collection by six young poets in response to a comment by a reviewer about nobody writing anything of value before they were 28. Given the title I was half expecting lots of text speak and 'youth' culture references, but the six writers here aren't some kids hanging around street corners - they all have had amazing educations and lots of creative writing experience, so are hardly representative of the average person of their generation. The second poet, Inua Ellams in particular could almost have been writing in the 19th century with his long almost inpenetrable poetry. My favourites in this collection were Emma McGordon's 'The Scary Thing About Those Who Jump' and James Wilkes 'Score for a Nocturne' ( )