Speechless
Publisher: Waterloo Press
Published: 2007
Number of pages: 92
Copyright date: 2007
Description: Cremin's work is a blanched bohemia of scatter-cushioned experiences, liaisons, vicissitudes, serendipities and epiphanies. A reality heaving with animism, where the inanimate is as intimate a part as a lover's lips or a racing pulse; where the wallpaper has ears and 'creases gossip'; where every object has a muttering life of its own. Enter this realm where 'mirrors glare', 'shrubs gang up like playground bullies', and trees resemble 'skinny dinner ladies'; of 'terrified white' toilets and wall-crawling shadows; and you'll probably never get out again. But really, even if you could, would you want to?