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Main : animals, feminism, India, language, literary, myth, philosophy, poetry, religion
Reviews
Write a review. ...Hawthorne's words here skim, swim and sing across the page in an endless delight of shapes, line lengths and verse forms that tantalise the eye and thrill the heart as they weave fantastically real stories Lindy Warrell, Wetink
Cow is one of the most discussed books I have experienced in the last three years. It is a book that is deeply challenging to the reader. Hawthorne has provided us with a fresh amalgamated mythology along with the flavours of Ancient Greek and Indian poetic structure. Rhonda Jankovic, Spoken Word, Radio 3CRCow is so monumental in so many ways I’d be shocked if it doesn’t win at least one major poetry award for 2011. Heather Taylor Johnson, Mascara Literary Review |
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