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Naxos Harbour

Poetry
  Dusty trucks trundle to the port with chunks of pink-veined marble. Buses swerve inland and light like liquid pours…

Two Poems

Poetry
The Willow Pattern Above and beyond the bridge, the willow, a pair of doves like tattooed swallows contorting on a…

Hunger

Poetry
  I was in a foreign country: the fishermen and the oilmen home from the rigs gave us dirty notes…

Flora

Fiction
  I came across her first in Kew Gardens. I watched her scrambling over the rocks of the rockery, and…
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