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Saturday, 16 December 2017
Tim Love reviews The Knives of Villalejo
I've long admired Tim Love's work as a poet, blogger and reviewer. His reviewing style is idiosyncratic: analytical and detailed, often with a statistical twist, and always forthright. As a consequence, I'm very pleased to report that he's posted a highly engaged and engaging review of The Knives of Villalejo on his Litrefs Reviews site. You can read it here.
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Lovely. And nice to be pointed towards other reviews of your collection, too. "Stewart’s poems all share a grounded honesty, a rootedness in the material world...": John Field hits the nail on the head there.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ben! John's review was a real labour of love and I feel honoured that he should have written it.
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