skirrid hill critics

philip alan

‘the cruelty that seems to be a part of masculinity’

carrie etter

‘skirrid hill concerns loss and our vulnerability to it’

carrie etter

‘sense of fragility runs through the volume’

sarah crown

‘punctuated by lyrics on women that almost invariably end with parting’

sarah crown

‘fractured emotional landscape’

sarah crown

‘jarring transition between youth and adulthood’

owen sheers

‘our traditional ideas of what it means to be a man are broken, outdated’

olivia cole

‘elegiac sense of belatedness’