From reviews of 'THE GREEN BOOK OF POETRY' and
‘EARTH POEMS’:
'A book for our time' - Kenneth Baker, The Weekend Telegraph.
'A book for us all' - Septimus Waugh, The Literary Review.
'This book should be open on everyone's kitchen table' - Mark Evans, Village Voice (UK).
'...read the rest for yourself! It's a book to possess.' Naomi Lewis, London Evening Standard.
'A rather special new book... A more positive reflection on humanity's worth in the world than our species probably
deserves' - Michael Viney, The Irish Times.
'A remarkably cosmopolitan gathering' - Desmond Hawkins, New Scientist.
'A revitalising tonic' - Kate Haxell in Harper's and Queen.
'A clarion call to stop poisoning and devastating the earth we live on' - The Keswick Reminder.
'The book I have most admired this year' - Nicholas Mosley, Daily Telegraph.
'An original and ambitious project' - Wanda Barford, Jewish Chronicle.
'Excellent... contains dozens of poems you will enjoy, now and forever'
- Gabriel Rosenstock in Poetry Supplement, Education Today.
'Much enjoyed and admired' - Raymond Carr, 'Book of the Year 1993' in The Spectator.
'A surprise on every page' - Russ Greenslade in WWF News.
'Morally uplifting and aesthetically pleasing. An ideal PC present.' Cressida Connolly, Tatler.
'A skillfully woven combination of editorial narrative and poetry, delivering a powerful and refreshingly inspirational
message' - Jake Summers, European Bookseller.
'The poets may not all be familiar but their work is both inspiring and beautiful - a rare find' - Vicki Hird, in 'Earth Matters'.
'Brilliant and idiosyncratic; entirely fascinating.' Polly Devlin, in 'The Week' .
‘a brave and gallant effort to re-animate the dying conscience of twentieth century humanity. Quite simply, one of the
best anthologies ever.' Brendan Kennelly.
'With this trail-blazing book as inspiration, we see the world as a glittering Indra's Net… It is that rare combination, both
provocative and inspiring. Earthy in the best sense of the word. World-embracing. World-enhancing. Buy it. And, more
important, read it too.' Selima Hill in 'Resurgence'.
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The Green Book of Poetry
Frontier Publishing 352pp.
Hardcover 1993.
Paperback 1994.
ISBN: 978-1-872914-06-0. £8.95
Earth Poems
HarperSanFrancisco, 1996.
Paperback, 417pp.
ISBN 978-0062512833