The Fifth, and for now, most recent, review of Landings appeared on the High Window Press Website at the end of last year.
Sydney Whiteside completed her review by summarising: Landings gracefully articulates anxieties about the future, though these fears are balanced by an uncompromising sense of hopefulness. Williams grounds philosophical musings in brilliant, concrete detail. He evokes the history and topography of Portsmouth with confidence and honesty. The poems in Landings champion the power of memory, uniquely and powerfully reimagining the intricate city Williams calls home.
You can read the full review amongst the other Winter 2019 reviews here (including a few books I need to order myself!) here: https://thehighwindowpress.com/category/reviews/
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