No Shore Too Far

HAWTHORN PRESSISBN: 9781907359958

Meditations on Death, Bereavement and Hope

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By Jonathan Stedall
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‘The poems are beautiful, poignant and inspiring' - Stephen Gawtry, Managing Editor, Watkins Mind Body Spirit
 
‘While I'm not in the least a competent critic or connoisseur of poetry, I very much appreciate the simple clarity and warm transparency of their style, the sincerity of their vision.' - Richard Tarnas, author of The Passion of the Western Mind and Cosmos and Psyche
 
‘It sounds odd to say of such a profound book, rather than of a thriller, but I couldn't put it down. The poems are beautiful – simple, clear, honest, moving.' - Craig Brown, critic and satirist
 
‘William Blake and Emily Dickinson… you have the same gift of expressing deep thoughts in seemingly simple language.' - Christopher Ralling, film director
 
‘I have been gently, quietly reading some of the poems and am so moved. You have a rare gift of being able to express in words exactly what you feel, experience and think. Each poem is a rich source for meditation, and I am so glad you are sharing them with others.' - James Roose-Evans, theatre director, priest, and writer on experimental theatre, ritual and meditation
 
‘ … a refreshing lack of pretension (true of your films, too, as I remember).' - Stephen Cross, writer and film director
 
‘I find your limpidity of style wonderful – that you have found a way just to speak openly, directly, wisely and from the heart … a way whereby your profound inner experiences and questionings could find a way ‘out' – onto paper.' - Richard Ramsbotham, theatre director and writer
 
‘The ones I have read are just lovely, simple, funny, and say in simple words what I strive to say.' - Hermione Legg
 
‘Jackie is present in so much of what you write – your grief, her smile, the love of nature you shared. And above all, the feeling that she is there in another dimension. They are such honest poems; they made me laugh and cry.' - Mary Anne Sutherland, family friend

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