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As the title "Timeslips" suggests, Anne Cluysenaar focuses on slippages of time, in landscape, and between different ways of life and language. The poems in this collection explore geological, evolutionary and historical change, concluding with the "Vaughan Variations". Here the life and Usk landscape of the poet Henry Vaughan provide themes for meditations on bilingualism, war, nature and the spiritual resources of poetic form.

In this most engaging collection of 'diary poems', Anne Cluysenaar moves through two years of life, 2010-2012, with the volume opening and closing in December. Winter seems exactly right as a frame for these poems, given the questions posed about death and life's chancy transient nature that trickle through the collection. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

I'm thankful for a book that reminds us ... what poetry can do to open things out for us. I suggest you buy it. Poetry Review "Her book is a gem - Written simply, and with feeling, these poems suit the quotes well in most cases." ECOS & Landscape & Arts Network 'Reviews' I am struck both by the beauty of this book and its relevance in pointing toward the essential role of poetry in shaping a saner twenty-first-century culture of science. The s...