Tim Saunders
Publisher, author and journalist
Praise for Poems for Today by TA Saunders
What a delight. Lovely short poems (meaning easier accessibility, especially for me as new to poetry) that were thoroughly enjoyable. As a luddite, Technology was my favourite and reminded me of an excellent poem by Stewart Henderson (Liverpudlian poet) called Eyes Down. Home resonated with me given the distance between my wife and I until she comes out to join me in Saudi Arabia. Strength of Character was another favourite whilst Cancer and It's a Dogs Life brought back lovely memories of lost family members. I hope it is flying off the shelves as it deserves to.
Jon Bunyan
Director, JB Rail Consultancy Ltd
Poems for Today and The West Country Collection
I am enjoying reading your Poems for Today and The West Country Collection. Your desire to encourage people is so good, enabling memories, stories and experiences, of all sorts to be shared, lovely pictures painted and feelings to be expressed.
Your personal ones touched my heart.
Margaret Hughes, Sussex
What a delight. Lovely short poems (meaning easier accessibility, especially for me as new to poetry) that were thoroughly enjoyable. As a luddite, Technology was my favourite and reminded me of an excellent poem by Stewart Henderson (Liverpudlian poet) called Eyes Down. Home resonated with me given the distance between my wife and I until she comes out to join me in Saudi Arabia. Strength of Character was another favourite whilst Cancer and It's a Dogs Life brought back lovely memories of lost family members. I hope it is flying off the shelves as it deserves to.
Jon Bunyan
Director, JB Rail Consultancy Ltd
Poems for Today and The West Country Collection
I am enjoying reading your Poems for Today and The West Country Collection. Your desire to encourage people is so good, enabling memories, stories and experiences, of all sorts to be shared, lovely pictures painted and feelings to be expressed.
Your personal ones touched my heart.
Margaret Hughes, Sussex
Portrait of Sir Ken Dodd by David Cobley used with permission from Sir Ken Dodd (February 2017)
