Claire Booker’s Pedestrian in the Multiverse is a multiverse of its own. In the fissures between – and within – its poems, it is possible to catch glimpses of infinity, and to see ‘eternity in an hour.’
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Lang’s powers of observation are forensic and, as a result, his poems ring with truth and radiate warmth. The Oasis is an affectionate portrait of a city and its people but tackles division and confrontation head-on.
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That Broke into Shining Crystals is ravishing. From page to page it delights with its riot of forms and witty, suggestive, intoxicating language. It’s confessional poetry at its finest and to read it is to receive a priceless gift.
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