The sheer variety of poems in Where Rockets Burn Through makes the book a veritable chocolate box ... an excellent addition to the science fiction poetry genre.
8 / 10 - Starburst

An unusual stocking-filler.
The Telegraph

The poems here emphasise both ‘science’ and ‘fiction’, which is to say that some are concerned with current science and its impact on our lives, and some are fantastical engagements with science and the possible futures of mankind. At almost 200 pages this is an eclectic and generous book.
Edinburgh Review

A vital and thrilling anthology.
Scottish Poetry Library

Poetry and Science Fiction are, on this evidence, very complementary forms, in that both require the writer, and reader, to make great leaps of the imagination.
The Skinny

An achievement and a milestone.
Poetry Scotland Reviews

I should probably check my enthusiasm and not say this is a landmark anthology, but I believe it is a major one. [...] What a treasure trove to come across!
Science Fiction Poetry Association

It is a beast. It invites re-reading. Re-dissecting- Re-visiting.
The Rookery in the Bookery

Whether you just love poetry in all its forms, are a SF fan or have a particular interest in the poetry of this genre, I am sure that will find something to enjoy between its covers.
DJ Tyrer

A very important anthology ... The quality of poetry within is stratospherical ... I don’t think there’s a dud in there. And there’s so much which makes you catch your breath or gives little goosebumps.
Amazing Stories

An incredibly intelligent, moving, inspiring, educational, humorous and nerd-infested read.
Libby Hart, What the Bird Said

Listen to five sci-fi poems from Where Rockets Burn Through in the Nature Podcast Extra.