About this book:

Brian Whittingham walks the streets of Glasgow, dips into people's lives and delves into the world of the Impressionist painters. Like looking through a family album, his poems are quick snapshots, focusing on the particular of the ordinary and yet widening the gaze to the universal in life.

Reviews:

It is a warm and attractive collection, with a characteristic blend of sympathetic observation and sharp social comment.  Edwin Morgan

He's stuck to his own path over the years and produced the finest collection of poetry I've read for years.  Des Dillon