| 21/03/18 |
On stitching
‘and the needle is landing’
When we stitch, we join two objects together. In Twelve Moons of Madness stitching is immediately apparent: the physically stitched pamphlet, the needle artwork. What happens when the poet takes this further and stitches their poetry? By bringing together two ideas and fusing them, the poet presents readers with new but familiar concepts and invites us to consider the world differently.
https://sphinxreview.co.uk/index.php/opoi-reviews-2018/tom-sharp-twelve-moons-of-madness
callan waldron-hall 