80 pages. Published March 2026. “Martin Goldie’s Clydefisher carries you in a current of careful looking and quiet wonder. He moves through Scottish hills and shipyards, through remembered kin and fleeting ghosts, with a poet’s craft for the smallest stirrings of life. His care in the detail is what makes these poems so alive; small gestures, passing glances, fragments of memory are held gently to the light. Across the collection there’s an enveloping spectrum of “hushed whispers lost to sea breezes”, yet nothing feels vague or untethered. These poems hold both the intimate and the vast, the tender and the hard, with a gentle authority that lingers like a familiar voice.” Bobby Motherwell
80 pages. Published March 2026. “Martin Goldie’s Clydefisher carries you in a current of careful looking and quiet wonder. He moves through Scottish hills and shipyards, through remembered kin and fleeting ghosts, with a poet’s craft for the smallest stirrings of life. His care in the detail is what makes these poems so alive; small gestures, passing glances, fragments of memory are held gently to the light. Across the collection there’s an enveloping spectrum of “hushed whispers lost to sea breezes”, yet nothing feels vague or untethered. These poems hold both the intimate and the vast, the tender and the hard, with a gentle authority that lingers like a familiar voice.” Bobby Motherwell
