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The Diwan of Nawid is like nothing else in Australian poetry-a spiritual text of sublime beauty in which we follow the struggles, questionings, and exhortations of Nawid, a character you will come to love for the way in which he lays before us his intense search for inviolable truths. Nawid is an 'everyman' but with one remarkable difference-he is a first-rate poet whose work contains the devotion and open-minded sagacity of a modern-day Kabir. -Judith Beveridge Sometimes a new voice springs from a poet. It's not quite the poet's own (although it is), and it's not quite another's voice (although it is). The Diwan of Nawid is a memorable collection of poems in such a voice: tender, witty, puzzled, consoling. It is unique in Australian poetry. -Kevin Hart