Catching up on good stuff that's happened over the festive period: John Field has posted a gorgeously sculpted review of Whatever You Do, Just Don't over at Poor Rude Lines. Yet again, I'm grateful for his huge generosity. Here's a brief quote...
Matthew Stewart’s second collection, Whatever You Do, Just Don’t, offers its own meditation on sun and shadow. Small observations on living between Spain and the UK, family life and, of course, the beautiful game, might seem unrelated but, as the collection unfolds, these elements pull together as a bitter-sweet meditation on love and loss.
And you can read it in full via this link.
On the cliff path a man with a green head walks past. He’s carrying a
Grandfather Clock under one arm. I follow him down to the bay.He joins
dozens of othe...
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