Lucie Thorne Melbourne, Australia
"exquisitely impressionistic... poetry in motion" (**** Rolling Stone)
“some of the most
simple and beautiful songs you will hear”
(****The Age)
"Atmospheric, innovative... brilliance” (**** Sydney Morning Herald)
"Thorne conjures a simple narrative flow that, like a Raymond Carver story, transforms everyday life into high art" (Canberra Times)
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