ARGONAUT BOOKS

Notes on the Sonnets is intoxicating - a kind of stream of semi-consciousness, at once alert (there are substances involved) and dazed, disorientated (there is rum involved). Sentences make your head spin, then hurt: in 154 poems, there are seemingly numberless ideas, observations, aphorisms, characters. [...] Any party, like any poem, can be surreal and self-conscious; but only the best ones revolve around love - the way we make and unmake it, the way the mind whirls under its influence.Katherine Cowles, New Statesman Reviews Joyously unclassifiable.The GuardianThe Guardian...Read More