The Looming

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Other poets’ comments about After the Fall

Cath Morris’s poems are resolutely anti-trendy. But the poetic trend today - linguistic virtuosity cut off from any lived reality - needs to be challenged. In After the Fall, alarming cries - Stars for Sale! - Sometimes I feel like a motorless replicant - break from a poetic vision where human love and nature itself seek to survive the depredations of the technopath .

• George Stanley

An engaging intelligence is at work in these poems, along with flashes of a kind of passion rarely seen these days.

• Jamie Reid

I have long been impressed by Cath Morris’ poems: by her range of moving themes and her imaginative use of imagery. She is a keen observer with a highly original take on the vagaries of the human condition. This striking cross-section of her work deserves an attentive audience.

• Peter Trower / August 6, 2001