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Fiona Moore

Swirling blue. tinted background looks a bit like sand. There is a flat tree shape possibly made of seaweed and some random shells are lying on the aforementioned gray blue swirly sand stuff.

Grey fank loch

Jane Routh reviews Okapi by Fiona Moore (Blue Diode Press, 2024)
uneven red nearly vertical stripes on a white background. The words "Eat or we both starve" run across the page in a blue uppercase font, the text has a white background which bisects the red stripes.

Statues to honour hunger

Fiona Moore reviews Eat Or We Both Starve by Victoria Kennefick (Carcanet, 2021)
Silhouette of a woman's face looking to the right of the image, her features are obscured be autumnal trees superimposed on the silhouette

But what are these woods anyway?

Book Review: Fiona Moore reviews Thinking with Trees by Jason Allen-Paisant (Carcanet, 2021)

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