Aunt Margaret's Pudding by Alison Brackenbury Anthony Rudolf the neat or the certain

the neat or the certain

wilderness and civilisation

" —Eduardo Moga

and poverty

a fallen utopia viewed from formal tracks

Aunt Margaret's Pudding by Alison Brackenbury Anthony Rudolf the neat or the certainAlison Brackenbury is obsessed by time. Now in her sixties, she still feels close to her skilled country grandparents, who lived in redbrick farm cottages, walked to work and, when necessary, fed their neighbours children. She remembers them with admirationbut not nostalgia. The poets grandmother, Dorothy Eliza (Dot) is the subject of this HappenStance book, which mingles poems with a selection of Dots recipes (both her original handwritten copy and