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• ‘Leap’ by Heather Grace Stewart “engages, entertains, enlivens.”

  ‘Leap by Heather Grace Stewart (ISBN 978-0-557-29619-4) Review by UK Poet Tom Phillips (Various Artists) Following on from 2008’s Where the Butterflies Go and to some extent picking up some of the threads and moods from that collection (and, indeed, the odd poem, such as the elegantly fragile ‘Forecast’, itself now cast in a new […]

  Heather Grace Stewart

  March 30, 2010

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