“Fay is an accomplished performer with a distinctive style, which complements any line up of spoken word artists. Her gentle and understated delivery commands the hushed attention of the audience, which is justly rewarded with an eloquent and sensitive soliloquy that soaks up the silence and absorbs the senses, usually hitting you in the heart when your guard is down.” - Richard Frost, Town Bard of Stony Stratford, 2013-2014, founder and host of “Scribal Gathering”
“Her poetry can be personal or political, thoughtful and humorous, but it is always lyrical and innately musical... Quietly spoken, she nevertheless has enormous stage presence and is adept at dealing with lively audiences and hecklers.” - J.S. Watts, Poetry Reviews Editor for Open Wide Magazine, Poetry Editor for Ethereal Tales, widely-published poet and author
“... Fay doesn’t do Stand Up Poetry. Fay does Poetry that stands up! Fay’s words are the good stuff; the nourishing, soul-strengthening shot that warms you on the last train back home; the line you can’t get out of your mind... [She is]: lyrical, moving, bewitching, engaging but the quality I value most is the assured, quiet centre she appears to have when she performs. Softly spoken, she beguiles and draws you in, Fay makes you listen and takes you into her world...” - Mark Niel, Milton Keynes Poet Laureate 2011-present, former host of Tongue in Chic
“... Fay’s varied repertoire of poetry can one moment be wringing your heart strings, as she performs a piece about human relationships, the next, she takes something as mundane as a bacon sandwich and makes you taste its crisp smokiness... As well as being an apparently inexhaustible performer and organiser, Fay does a lot to encourage new and raw performers to get up in front of the mic and do their stuff.” - Lionel Welch, fellow performer