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Poems
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“Sue Lenier writes a poem faster than you can write a check. Measured by quality it doesn’t bounce.”
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“This is a remarkable book and her poetic assurance is notable … There is no doubt that she is an exciting and unconventional poet”
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“A poet so prolific she seems possessed … “Her poems compare well with anything written in English in this century.””
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“Sue Lenier’s lines erupt with many strange, some brilliantly surprising expressions.”
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“The fastest poet on legs ... Sue Lenier: Master-poet and Virginia Woolf look-alike.”
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Plays
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BBC Radio Three
Critics Forum
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“a very attractive play, which has so much to offer in comment about our own times.”
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“Sue Lenier is the playwright which is all the information anyone who saw her last year’s Knight Fall needs to send him
lickety-spit down to the Mandela Theatre. Lenier walks worthily in the Twain-Thurber tradition.”
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“A fine, new satirical treatment of the Quest for the Grail ... has the stuff of greatness, moving between slapstick, satire and high spirituality.”
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Review 88
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“Thought-provoking contemporary analogies are combined with wonderfully comic moments in this already highly-acclaimed play, which I recommend you to see.”
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“A very, very funny play … A show which kept me laughing for ages afterwards. Strongly recommended.”
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