Rich and fierce, Sarah Howe's poems are alive to the complex stories and voices that cohere around objects, family and place. . . surprising and moving. . . - EDMUND DE WAAL

Richard Price retains an individual voice in which intense feelings of love, or dislocation, are packing into often short, complex lyrics -- Carol Ann Duffy

Never stop looking at the world. Or wondering at it. You will never run out of words.

The balance of passion and poise is a constant tension in Davis's work - PN Review

'True poetry, sensationally assembled.' Peter Porter

Here is a poet with a commanding style; her voice is entirely her own, both rich and laconic - Penelope Shuttle

I believe that in all diverse forms of artistic expression across all countries, there are some sensitivities in common. Esther Phillips

The most remarkable phenomenon of the English poetic scene ... has been the advent, or perhaps I should say the irruption, of Gavin Ewart - Philip Larkin.

The simple lack / Of her is more to me / Than others' presence. Edward Thomas, 'The Unknown'

In the face of loss - human, natural, temporal - McQueen finds salvation in language. Often her work is about artistic endeavour itself: the desire to freeze time, the realisation that this is impossible - Sarah Quigley

The eye, it cannot choose but see; / We cannot bid the ear be still; / Our bodies feel, where'er they be, / Against or with our will. Wordsworth, 'Expostulation and Reply'

All this was water / in the beginning. Between / us are our legends - 'Chrysanthemum', Diana Bridge