A mouthful of space dust

Poems from the edge of normal, a menagerie of strange characters, animals and aspects of every day modern life we can all recognise. They show us at our worst and our best, our weird and our wisest. A mouthful of space dust embraces the undesirables, those at two with nature, and the shades of humanity they bring with them. This is an excellent collection of narrative poetry, packed with humour, warmth and surprising ideas. Across 50 pages, there's a wealth of humorous and bittersweet verse to enjoy.
Mat Gostelow - Author of See my breath dance ghostly Gavin Turner's A Mouth Full of Space Dust (2023) is a delightful, quirky collection of thought-provoking poems. Their strength lies in their accessibility and relatability. A striking aspect of this collection is its simultaneous spontaneity and cohesion; upon first glance, the poems do not appear to have a united theme. This may irk a more traditional reader, but for those who seek a bit of adventure, these poems lead you through a fascinating odyssey.
Holly Spinelli