More Trees to Climb: Press reviews

‘Dotty, very funny and packed with all kinds of barmy aphorisms and asides.'

The Times

'In their small space, these stories reflect on larger truths, reading like comic morality tales about the frustrations of love and work; that what goes around doesn't always come around; how failures might be turned into success; and about keeping our footing while those around us fall.’

Independent

‘These are stories to sweeten your day while making it just that little bit stranger.’

Metro

‘Sweet, wise and at times touching.’

The List

‘[If] Woody Allen-esque absurdism floats your boat, then you'll lap up More Trees To Climb.’

Scotsman

‘Small but perfectly formed … The combination of deceptively simple truths and seemingly incomprehensible events or actions works to unsettle and reassure, all at once.'

Herald

‘A bizarre and funny meditation on physics, secret organisations and tightrope walking. The pieces work well on the page, with their philosophical musings, witty asides and bad puns, and are essential reading for fans of the surreal.’

‘Bookseller’s Choice’, Bookseller