Winner of the 1998 Two Rivers Press Poetry Competition.

‘With tantalisingly surreal precision, Robert Feather is dedicated to interpreting the reflections of ourselves that the objective world insists on flashing back. In his world nothing is ordinary, especially the ordinary: his fridge sings of event and parable encompassing centuries of human endeavour, his house is tense with the desire to bring everything ‘out into the light’. What the Fridge Said is a first collection of powerful intuition - striking, lyrical, humane. Feather is a captivating guide to the underworld of the familiar, and to its intimate and struggling undercurrents’. Jane Draycott

What the Fridge Said
Out of the Ocean
Fish Forecast