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startlingly imaginative and strange
as well as the Funniest Poem Award as part of the Cafe Writers Open Poetry Competition 2015
in the most thorough and eloquent of the attacks (in the Saturday Review)
A wonderful collection of poems that help mark the daily turn of the seasons and all the rituals marking the significant moments of the year
a monk from the monastery of Herutea travels to Streonshalh bearing secret letters from the Abbess Hild
Crow (50th anniversary edition) by Ted Hughes Kim Hyeeson startlingly imaginative and strangeThis anniversary edition celebrates fifty years since the original publication of Crow (1970) the vital, shape shifting collection by Ted Hughes. Its context, including the integral role of the American artist Leonard Baskin and the significance of Hughes' own lived tragedies, is illuminated in a new foreword by Marina Warner, as is the influence of ancient forms, legends and beliefs. The result underscores the work's rough music and organic energy,
