 |  |  |  |  |
| Templar Poetry |
Test Paper
Linda Cash
Linda Cash
Linda Cash was born in 1961 in Buckinghamshire, and studied Art and
Graphics in High Wycombe and Amersham. She lives in London and
works as a freelance writer.
The surreal and the seductive strike memorable notes in Linda Cash's
poetry. She writes well of love in the city, its sensual abandon and its
inconsistences in a world where men are obsessive and women have
nothing to lose: 'you can't unbruise the peach.' In Test Paper we find the
poet as storyteller, wry and always intriguing, delivering a highly
contemporary poetry that surprises with its range and promise.
- Jane Holland
Linda Cash's poems have poise, ease and charm. They will draw you in,
then make you smile. But take care. This is a poetry of surprises. It can
slide into your skin like a knife.
- Alison Brackenbury
Graphics in High Wycombe and Amersham. She lives in London and
works as a freelance writer.
The surreal and the seductive strike memorable notes in Linda Cash's
poetry. She writes well of love in the city, its sensual abandon and its
inconsistences in a world where men are obsessive and women have
nothing to lose: 'you can't unbruise the peach.' In Test Paper we find the
poet as storyteller, wry and always intriguing, delivering a highly
contemporary poetry that surprises with its range and promise.
- Jane Holland
Linda Cash's poems have poise, ease and charm. They will draw you in,
then make you smile. But take care. This is a poetry of surprises. It can
slide into your skin like a knife.
- Alison Brackenbury
PUBLICATION OCTOBER 2007 - available for preorder
ISBN-13 978-1-906285-02-9
PB £4.00