“They’re gorgeously designed and produced in a small format on lovely, heavy stock, almost as pleasant to handle as to read. At its best an essay is a series of reflections on a subject which draws from, rather than conceals, the writer’s personality and personal preoccupations. Essays can be wildly digressive, presenting a range of disparate images, but what you look for is an ultimate thematic unity, a kind of tying-up which pulls all the edgy glimpses and vistas of insight into a single, coherent whole — a kind of intellectual Mobius strip ... ”

North & South magazine, November, 2002