
My life is enriched by experiencing the world through Jo Gilbert’s utterly unique, gritty perspective and voice. In Doric Scots and English, she sets the ‘Stuff and Things’ of life e.g. clothes, crockery, shopping, nature, our militant pursuit of ‘so-called’ novelty life-enhancing experiences, at a jaunty angle. In poems such as Lingerie, which begins ‘Surely sadists inventit the thong?’ and You were right about Mars ‘we arrived on the Moon, fucked it up, moved to Mars, then FUBARed her, history repeating’ she cleverly weaves tear-streaming laughter with sugar-punches of pathos that begs us question the world we have made and the existential threats we’re now facing. A compelling and byordinar collection!
(Lesley Benzie, poet)
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This collection has work by the late Tom Leonard, Finola Scott and Lesley Benzie.
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This anthology has poetry that considers a Cause in its Time, the time of Covid 19 and what time itself may mean NOW.
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Jim Ferguson has ten books of poetry already under his belt and this latest collection is a most welcome addition to his vast repertoire. A particular favourite is Domestic Day, a slow meandering through house-hold chores that Ferguson turns into pleasures, whilst the making of soup becomes a meditation in nourishment, soup wae wine, a Vikings shield against the snowfall.
Songs for Lara is more than just a love story, it’s a story of love found between the lines, or in the secret places where we sometimes fear to venture.
(Donna Campbell, poet)
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Dr Linda Jackson set up a Writing Retreat in Barga, Tuscany and the poetic outcomes have now been placed in this small book.
Barga: the town, the families and the artistic community.
It is all in here.
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