From Clive Myrie to Danny Cipriani: new books reviewed in short

Clive Myrie is the son of Jamaican immigrants who arrived in Britain in the early 1960s .

Lucy Webster explores what it’s really like to be a wheelchair user with cerebral palsy in Britain today .

Danny Cipriani's autobiography, Who Am I? is an unusual book written by an unusual rugby player.

In his verse, Hayes is blunt as often as he is open-minded.

Hayes is a realist about the difficulty of relationships.

He writes in free verse, couplets and do-it-yourself sestinas.

It is his wide emotional and tonal range, as well as his formal one here.