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Dreaming of Walls Repeating Themselves
Pat Winslow
Pat Winslow
Pat Winslow worked for twelve years as an actor and left the theatre in
1987 to take up writing. Her poetry collections include Skin and Dust
(Blinking Eye), The Girl in the Iron Lung (Crocus), The Fact of an Eye
(Amazing Colossal) and Harvest (Jackson’s Arm). Pat’s fiction has won
competitions and appears in anthologies and magazines. She is currently
working as a writer in residence at a local prison.
A dark mischief runs through this collection of well-measured and finely-
crafted poems. There is seriousness and sadness - tempered with
playfulness and abandon: the surreal quality of dream, interrogating
perception and the walls between things, how it might be if they were
scaled or surrendered.
- Linda France
1987 to take up writing. Her poetry collections include Skin and Dust
(Blinking Eye), The Girl in the Iron Lung (Crocus), The Fact of an Eye
(Amazing Colossal) and Harvest (Jackson’s Arm). Pat’s fiction has won
competitions and appears in anthologies and magazines. She is currently
working as a writer in residence at a local prison.
A dark mischief runs through this collection of well-measured and finely-
crafted poems. There is seriousness and sadness - tempered with
playfulness and abandon: the surreal quality of dream, interrogating
perception and the walls between things, how it might be if they were
scaled or surrendered.
- Linda France
PUBLICATION OCTOBER 2007 - available for preorder
ISBN-13 978-1-906285-03-6
PB £4.00