Ranging widely in substance and style Solstice moves from lyrical
invocations of Nature to reactions to 'lockdown'; from a classical
sonnet to the free-wheeling title poem. Across this short
collection, the musicality of Arthur's register is enlivened with
wit, including a couple of outrageous puns. Often culminating in
wonderful surprises, the poems include a deeply felt meditation on
Edward Hopper's art, and a powerful prophecy of ecological
disaster. This is a collection to savour and revisit. Arthur's work
is moving and expertly written. His is a distinctive voice. -
Claire Crowther
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