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A poetic meditation on the tongue also explores violence and silence within families

By Jen Webb, Distinguished Professor Emerita of Creative Practice, Faculty of Arts and Design, University of Canberra

Tongue is a debut book, but Australian author Kathryn Crowcroft has previously published scholarly articles, poems and reviews. Tongue emerges from her doctorate, as the product of thinking and observations that couldn’t be contained within that work.

Review: Tongue – Kathryn Crowcroft (Giramondo)

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