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You make history palatable
Posted on Wed, 29 Apr 2015
You make history palatable for me, Luigi. You've a light touch, always informative and the embedded nature of the past is cleverly conveyed.
Read full commentPosted in History Beneath Our Feet
Very strong piece. Serenity
Posted on Mon, 27 Apr 2015
Very strong piece. Serenity of the tree seems chosen for its calm and then you contrast it with that abrupt, unnatural paring down. My mum's motto, amongst many others, is 'Not all willows will weep.'
Read full commentPosted in Tree Me
This is gorgeous. So personal
Posted on Wed, 22 Apr 2015
This is gorgeous. So personal and yet so accessible because of the rustic farm imagery, a man that reflects the cycles of the seasons. This man's a dream.
Read full commentPosted in A Woman Wants...
Put me in mind of Angela
Posted on Sat, 18 Apr 2015
Put me in mind of Angela Carter's character 'Fevvers.' The make up medium is really effective for transporting your reader through cancer treatment in an accessible, theatrical way.
Read full commentPosted in Pick a Colour...Any Colour
You could make an exhibition
Posted on Thu, 09 Apr 2015
You could make an exhibition of these, Philip. Your Iceland set is outstanding. Have you considered submitting to Mslexia Pamphlet Comp this year? If you collate them, polish them up, you'd make the summer submission date. Just a thought.
Read full commentPosted in Wolf Fish
I liked the colloquial voice,
Posted on Mon, 06 Apr 2015
I liked the colloquial voice, Tina. It's a slice of reality.
Read full commentPosted in Simmering Sibblings
Vividly terrifying.
Posted on Wed, 01 Apr 2015
Vividly terrifying.
Read full commentPosted in Hollow air
This captures lots of strands
Posted on Thu, 19 Mar 2015
This captures lots of strands of being a woman yet it's subtle. Some people despair when I dare to bring gender in to it but there's a sense of two identities here, inner and outer, garden and town, chemical and earth.
Read full commentPosted in In the Green Time
How you toy with your reader,
Posted on Tue, 17 Mar 2015
How you toy with your reader, frantic just to feel safe and shelter in the uncertain shadows of your dark voice. The civilised city scenes contrast well with your untamed beasts. Implies punitive state control measures and the primitive natures...
Read full commentPosted in Wolf-pack
Dont know how much closer you
Posted on Sat, 14 Mar 2015
Dont know how much closer you want to get it, Tina but it's the best philosophy to have and it feels refined to every word. A wonderful piece.
Read full commentPosted in Camelot
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