Expansively intelligent, pained, persisting, spectacular, this collection rises out of the depths, from the “echoes and the afterthoughts”, at the uncanny intersection of memory and history

FRAN LOCK

What's interred is not resting. Campanello pulls at every detail to disarm, discern and dismantle pieties and imprecisions, encouraging us to dig deep into subtleties

SO MAYER

These startling prose poems surprise us with something rich and strange, plunging us into a world that hovers somewhere between blog and myth

PHILIP TERRY

An extraordinary collection, in which the present is powerfully haunted by the past. The poems weave through circles and loops, echoes and repetitions, formally and thematically

RACHEL BOWER

Our relics are released from their sterile cases … Degeneration, preservation and the wonder of both are contained in these poems. A beating heart in perspex

NASSER HUSSAIN

An unsentimental personal archaeology, sifting the moraine of the everyday and wryly cataloguing both the trivial and the profound

RICHARD SKELTON