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Strange Places
where imagination takes us and invents us by Daniela Elza, Jun 21 2011 Last Thursday I helped co-host Twisted Poets with Bonnie Nish. The…
Book Launch: Only the Fallen Can See
Jude cordially invites you to the launch of “Only the Fallen Can See” (Leaf Press) “What could I assemble out of grief, out of the sure…
Only the Fallen Can See, by Jude Neale: A Bowen’s Own Review
Review by Richard Labonté A grandfather strokes a grandchild's chest "to find those places that make him breathe hard." A man tells a woman she…
On Writing ‘Only The Fallen Can See’
My poetry manuscript was hidden beneath a mossy darkness and the relentless tears that drained my days, stole my years. What could I harvest from…
A Quiet Coming of Light, by Jude Neale – Leaf Press Review
Praise for Jude Neale's poetry: "A mixture of formal control and emotional weight ... I especially liked the simplicity (always much harder to…
Roger Elkin reviews Splendid in its Silence
Roger Elkin, Judge of The Sentinel Poetry Movement Book Prize UK The collection’s title denies the author’s articulate commentary on modern…
Susanna Braund reviews Splendid in its Silence
From Brick Books Online August 11, 2016 in Celebration of Canadian Poetry Jude Neale presented by Susanna Braund Jude Neale’s latest poetry…
Short Reviews of Splendid in its Silence
This is a work of profound and generous intimacy. Each poem is a brief intrigue into the dark beauty that can be found in the quotidian and in the…
Cynthia Sharp reviews Splendid in it’s Silence
Canadian Poetry Review January 28, 2019 Title: Splendid in its Silence Author: Jude Neale Publisher: London: Spm Publications ISBN:…