Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Mary Cresswell Reviews The Flaw in the Pattern
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'The poems in this well-constructed show Mead on a series of adventures, ranging in space from Rarotonga to the Antarctic. She is constantly on the move, indulging a quiet, insistent sense of curiosity that engages with the natural world without colonising it. These are wonderful - poems of place and personality, feeling as though they fell on the page with no effort at all. Reading them is like cruising through a day where everything goes right.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Rabbit Tense no. 27 2019 18603002 2019 periodical issue poetry

    'When tension overwhelms my muscles, I get a massage. I love massages, especially when the masseuse gets in there really deep. It doesn’t always relieve the aches and pains of a tight neck (too much stooping over editorials), but it’s an indulgence I return to frequently.' (Jessica L. Wilkinson, Editorial)

    2019
    pg. 134-137
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