"Matt Duggan is a rare breed in a poet. Productive and reflective, his work is both contemplative and accessible in the best possible sense, and gives us a glimpse into a world that is nourishing and refreshing. These poems firmly rooted in the tradition of traveller poets, offer the excitement of arrival, the enjoyment of being located and the estrangement of leaving. As Duggan notes in 'Slipping Away from the Radar' we often see the solitary shoreline, away from the mundaneness of modern life. In this startling new collection, Duggan takes us along on a journey through the spectrum of emotions that each we, as readers have come to expect in this poet's work." ~Andrew Taylor, Author of Radio Mast Horizon and March (Shearsman Books), Editor at erbacce-press, M-58 and erbacce, Senior lecturer in English and Creative Writing, Nottingham Trent University