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Nation.Cymru Review: Wild Cherry


'Nigel Jenkins has a staggering presence in the literature of Wales. His poetry is both political and beautiful, deeply human, wonderfully cosmological ... often scathingly humorous. Swansea’s most amiable bard and, undoubtedly, its most popular poet since Dylan Thomas.'

Thanks to Topher Mills for this wonderful review of Wild Cherry.

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