Inbetween Days

‘A collection I didn't know I'd been thirsting for – absolutely gorgeous and a joy to read, keenly tuned to all our loves, guilts and griefs, punctuated by an aviary of strange winged prayers and written with a craft so deep and fluent that the whole collection is as musical and supple as wren-song.’
— Fiona Benson

‘This is a wonderful collection, measured and lucid, economical and unclouded, full of poems that can make light work of heavy weather, often walking the microtonal terrain between childhood and parenthood – the borderlands of letting go – to cast a wry, level eye over proceedings, quietly revelatory and truthful.’
— Paul Farley

‘The movements of a life, childhood, midlife, death and departure, move through these pages and yet there is always the poem, here to help us pause, to hold time, to offer space for contemplation and ultimately to change us with their quiet beauty. A remarkable and moving new collection.’
— Andrew McMillan

‘An explosive quiet permeates these records of immediate and expansive scope where nothing is mere quandary or felicity but is always brokered with its reverse face, its other engagements yet to be made, which make this collection so enjoyably philosophical yet worldly wise.’
— Daljit Nagra