"The great big show is, of course, World War One. Justin Lowe’s epic poem has a Homerian feel about it. It’s about the same size as The Iliad too, traversing East Africa, Capetown,... More > Sydney, London, and France in what seems like a massive undertaking, with minimalist literary tools. The characters are equally big." Maggie Ball BC Magazine.< Less
The sequel to Justin Lowe's acclaimed epic The Great Big Show, told through the crooked eyes of Albermarle Darcy, DSO, womaniser, cricket-lover, autodidact ex-digger with a cast of ghosts and other... More > nefarious characters haunting the streets and wharves of his childhood Balmain, AD 1924.< Less
"In Justin Lowe's Glass Poems we find the poet existing as universal bard, traversing a multitude of realities....The poet narrator seems to be both guide and guided into uncertain... More > existence...so that the reader might ask - for how long was I gone?" Dr Coral Hull in The Compulsive Reader.< Less
The sequel to Justin Lowe's acclaimed epic The Great Big Show, told through the crooked eyes of Albermarle Darcy, DSO, womaniser, cricket-lover, autodidact ex-digger with a cast of ghosts and other... More > nefarious characters haunting the streets and wharves of his childhood Balmain, AD 1924.< Less
