Comments from audience, readers, presenters, newspapers, publishers and organisers of readings: 'It’s absolutely fantastic – and in the dialect too!' (John the porter at The Ruskin Hotel, Blackpool) '…You're Lancashire’s answer to Dylan Thomas and you’re as graphic as Lowry.' (Blackpool museum visitor 2003, The Winter Gardens) 'No poet paints on a broader canvas – any aspect of life and infinity are her subject matter.' (US delegate at The 27th Arts and Communication Congress, Willard Hotel, 2000) 'What I love about your work is that it is so colourful, so vivid…just full of life and energy!' (Director of Harrow Arts Festival) 'The language is direct and simple, yet the emotional and intellectual insight have breadth and depth.' (Anne Meek, Director, Piccadilly Poets on ‘Poems from a Chrysalis’) 'What a wordsmith!' (Jim Bowen, Jim Bowen Show, BBC Radio Lancashire 2001) 'Poetess of the Prom'. (Blackpool Evening Gazette) 'Congratulations! You are now among the great names like T S Eliot'. (The Editor, The Contemporary Review, 1997) 'An autobiography in verse, packed with lovable characters and familiar locations.' (Lancashire Life, July 2001) SEE ALSO: ENTRY IN ‘THE INTERNATIONAL WHO’S WHO OF AUTHORS AND WRITERS’, PUBLISHED BY ROUTLEDGE |