An overwhelming assault. The geography is unnerving, almost familiar, then stinging in its estrangement. Intensity crackles. Tension teases. At what point does collision become collaboration? When do the bandages come off?
Iain Sinclair

These poems explode with the energy of a first draft and shine with the coherency of having been edited many times over [...] Reading Enemies is an experience of relationship-building at its most visceral, vital and organic, and one that cannot afford to be missed.
Ben Armstrong, The Windswept Edge

Enemies is an ambitious and ground-breaking publication where disciplines mingle in conversation with each other, finding new contexts.
Milou Stella, Annexe Magazine

By turns enchanting, startling, baffling, overwhelming, poignant and hugely entertaining.
The Learned Pig

[Fowler's] collaborations are not friendly: neither in the sense of seeking to arrive at a position of harmony between those producing the work, nor in the sense that a finished artistic product offers the reader any easy answers. In fact, these collaborations are the opposite of a ‘finished’ product: they remain open to a dialogue with the reader, indeed to many dialogues (as in many re-readings) with the reader.
David Clark, Sabotage Reviews