Glen Ashley Johnson fronted Piano Magic release their latest album 'Ovations' featuring Brendan Perry and Peter Ulrich of Dead Can Dance.

"Sweetly packaged collection of short stories and poems that combines an experimental (but endearing) writing style with gratuitous references to Butlins, Ben Sherman shirts, fruit machines and milk monitors ...file next to St. Etienne."
The Face, 09/93

"Surreal imagery abounds in this slim yet densely packed volume: cattle falling from the sky, reanimated joggers, sinister maternity homes... Interesting and emotionally potent."
The List, 08/93

"A similar hypersensitive invention to J.D. Salinger or Kurt Vonnegut... highly bizarre but utterly fascinating. This is an absorbing and rewarding book by a major new talent."
City Life, 10/93

"Some genuine imagery, a lovely spare use of language... genuine compressed emotion in the poems and crisp observation in the stories... permeated with that particular vividness found in the quality of dreams."
Foreword, 10/93

"If you like bizarre imagery, incurable romanticism and surreal scenarios, then you should love this book — it's rather like D.F. Lewis without the horror and dark fantasy."
BBR Directory

"... delightfully intriguing and immensely satisfying collection of offbeat poems and tiny stories... pure joy from beginning to end... unreservedly recommended as a compulsory read."
Interzone, 4/94