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Claire Turton’s New Poetry Collection Reviewed by Mensa Magazine

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By Claire Turton’s, Claire Turton
| Austin Macauley Publishers
Claire Turton’s book, Mettle & Flesh, an exquisite collection of poetry, has been reviewed by Glenn Capelli, Mensa Magazine, Table Aus Edition 456, Nov-Dec 2021. Mr. Capelli was a fellow of Sir Winston Churchill and wrote the Thinking Caps and the Thinking Learning Classroom. The book review names and elaborates on numerous inspirational poems and quotes their stanzas such as Dark Thoughts, Farewell My Rock, and Rumination.
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Author Claire Turton’s Poetry Book, Mettle & Flesh, Gets a Wonderful Review

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By Claire Turton
| Austin Macauley Publishers
This is our UK/International web site. Do you want to go to the US/Canada site? Our exemplary author Claire Turton’s poetry book, Mettle & Flesh, got an astonishing review by Glenn Capelli in the magazine, Australian and International Mensa News. The reviewer beautifully sums up the author's work. He states, “It is a lifeful work of art that inspires us to contemplate, lament and ruminate. Every page has a line, a stanza, that invites us to think, feel and find our own mettle.
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Mettle & Flesh

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By Fran Hughes, David Harte, Claire Turton, Hamza Belbaraka, Austin Macauley
| Austin Macauley Publishers
This is our UK/International web site. Do you want to go to the US/Canada site? ‘I realise with quite a fright this page is now my portal for as you read the words I write I become immortal’ Mettle & Flesh is a collection of poetry encompassing observations on life, and how we see ourselves within it. Born from personal experience, the poems span across topics ranging from love, loss, ageing, trust, bad dates, and the inner thoughts we usually keep to ourselves.
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