Reviews of Spacecraft Voyager I

“Oswald emerges as an inheritor of some of Britain’s greatest poetic voices, an heir to Ted Hughes, Seamus Heaney and Geoffrey Hill.”

—THE TIMES (London)

“Singing and speaking, muttering and moving toward the brink, Oswald is a poet, perhaps the best of her generation in England, to keep an eye on.”

—THE HARVARD REVIEW

“A vibrant assortment of poems largely about nature and landscape, which draws its power from the author’s expansive passion and penetrating scrutiny of the seascapes, fields, and riverbeds that we and her characters inhabit.”

—FEMINIST REVIEW

“Alice Oswald is making a new kind of poetry…she is in the front rank of writers, in poetry and prose, who are not content to work only with what exists already.”

—JEANETTE WINTERSON

“Oswald sweeps the reader into her river of words.”

—THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL

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Reviews of Spacecraft Voyager I