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'A supreme word-musician.' Adrian Mitchell'Brilliant unquiet mobilityA...subtle verbal intelligence, flashing with imaginative wit at once vivid and curiously cerebral.' Terry Eagleton'[He is] a supreme word-musician.' Adrian Mitchell'Brilliant unquiet mobilityA...subtle verbal intelligence, flashing with imaginative wit at once vivid and curiously cerebral.' Terry Eagleton'A...rich and careful writing, dense with pleasure in words that pleasure the world and waken us to its lovely surprises.' Seamus Heaney

Jeremy Reed was born in Jersey, Channel Islands, and read for his PhD at the University of Essex. He is widely acknowledged as the most imaginatively gifted British poet of his generation, praised by Seamus Heaney for his 'rich and careful writing' and by David Lodge for his 'remarkable lyric gift'. His Selected Poems were published by Penguin in 1987. Subsequent collections have been Nineties (Cape, 1990), Dicing for Pearls (1990), Pop Stars (1994), Sweet Sister Lyric (1996), Saint Billie (2001) and Duck and Sally Inside (2004), all from Enitharmon Press. He has also published Heartbreak Hotel (Orion, 2002), a verse biography of Elvis Presley.