The Unknown Civilian by Antony Owen Ly Seppel Ghostly presences are evoked in

Ghostly presences are evoked in several poetic forms

a phrase which comes to mind when considering what’s special about Grace: the consistency and perfect pitch of the ‘voice’

' - Carol Ann Duffy [on Over the Moon]

politically adept and in control

UA Fanthorpe said of Foley’s first book

The Unknown Civilian by Antony Owen Ly Seppel Ghostly presences are evoked inThere is no doubting the profound intent and varied ambition of this collection. Caught in the withering and implacable gaze of war, Owen refuses to flinch. Like a surgeon intent on the truer cause, he peels away wars more overt skin to expose, with a disarming unsentimentally, some of the less obvious aspects of conflicts anatomy. Mario Petrucci Feathers and scalpels, I thought, reading this collection on the train between Lancashire meetings about