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Thomas Hardy Listens To Louis ArmstrongBy Andrew Shields When Thomas Hardy listens to Louis Armstrong, music reaches out to poetry across centuries and oceans. Here, a dreamer at a loss passes notes to a classmate, cards of absolute equivocation that run through all the scales in all the keys, from a man of many hats to Osip Mandelstams tambourine, from the dream of a monk to a broken traffic light. Andrew Shields has lived in Switzerland since 1995. Among other things, he is a

RACHEL PIERCEY

hilarious yet heartbreaking

University of Cambridge

a toll bridge

He lives in Edinburgh where he runs a virtual reality arcade and software incubator

Langosy’s vivid colours

DALI’S ROSE

the poems propel the reader through hurricanes and heartache

as Winston Churchill said

his sense of compassion and humour flashes out

raising two children as a single father

and Horace de Vere Cole entertained the nation for over twenty years through the tabloids and the gossip columns