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A rallying cry builds steadily through the book culminating in a moving closing ode to the virtue of sincerity
The River Tyne flows through poems by Wilfrid Gibson
from the Herring Famine of 1944 to the Strangeways Prison Riot of 1990
love tangles with luck
Bitten Hair by Tessa Berring Ian McDonald A rallying cry builds steadily"There is both tenderness and violence in this bookand there is a beautiful need for reality, that undeniable urge to run barefoot downstairs still drizzled with sex or soap to quarter persimmons. The need for reality gives us strangeness. The strangeness gives lyric, that voice, so delicate and so raw: one feels like one is overhearing a love song in a time when all love songs are in crisis. Which of course exactly this book is. It takes broken
