In Todd Turner’s Woodsmoke (2014) memory is a potent force at work. His ability to delight and disturb, often within the one line, gives these poems a vibrant, edgy quality that leaves us with a sense of heightened expectancy and urgency.
– Anthony Lawrence

Todd Turner’s Thorn (2019) mines the relationship between the earth and the things which populate it, musing on their motives and daily moves. Thorn is a welcome reminder that despite chaos some things go on, perhaps without fanfare or seeming purpose, but steadily and beautifully.
– Caitlin Wilson

Breathwork (2026) is as masterful as it is resonant with the hard-won wisdom of a poet deeply attuned to the shaping forces of grief, trauma and suffering and to the corrective powers of love and belonging.
– Judith Beveridge