Cyclone Reviewed in London Grip
A remarkably kind and perceptive review of Cyclone by Adele Ward in London Grip
A remarkably kind and perceptive review of Cyclone by Adele Ward in London Grip
Rachel Carney of the Created to Read website gives a sensitive, perceptive read of Cyclone.
Order Now “Cyclone takes the strengths of Robert Peake’s previous work – candour, intensity, a hard-won wit–and enters the storm, in search of an answer to the question raised by his heartbreaking ‘Why I Should Be Over It By Now’. Built around four remarkable sequences, this new collection takes him into the most difficult of
“Cyclone takes the strengths of Robert Peake’s previous work — candour, intensity, a hard-won wit — and enters the storm, in search of an answer to the question raised by his heartbreaking ‘Why I Should Be Over It By Now’. Built around four remarkable sequences, this new collection takes him into the most difficult of territories — grief and
I moved to the English countryside from London just over five years ago, and haven’t looked back. As you can imagine, the quirks of suburban and pastoral England have inspired quite a few poems, including a long poem sequence in the style of the heroic crown of sonnets, reminiscent of Sir John Betjeman’s Metro-Land. Because