Very pleased to see this kind review of Hide Songs in The Blue Nib literary magazine today.
Excerpt:
“In his new collection ‘Hide Songs’, Marc Woodward is the factotum of a gruff, stubbled country of hedgerows, pubs and disrepair...
In poems populated by rescued animals and women, silky transformations, hangovers, fishermen and pub gigs, as well as fifty different ways of describing the changing skies of the West Country, there is always a notable quality of craft...
Like John Burnside’s poetry, Woodward writes gently and concentratedly about things vanishing and uncertain...
I’d strongly recommend this beautifully presented book to anyone”
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