‘For all their humour and disarming daftness, Davies’s poems do make space for the serious, the pertinent, the uncomfortable… Profane and charismatic, lovely and at times infuriating, Nia Davies’s poetry glitters above all thanks to its energy.’ – Leaf Arbuthnot, The Times Literary Supplement, on All fours

‘Nia Davies’ peculiar and witty All fours is an interrogation of language and sexuality, psychoanalysis and gender, violence and the body, and the values and meaning that we assign to each. Her poetry is surprising, strange, experimental… All fours is challenging, but its content…is urgent.' – Suzannah V. Evans, New Welsh Review

‘The processes of co-making and co-playing are central to Nia Davies’ Votive Mess. […] Working with the interactivity of rituals, which were the subject of her PhD, Davies makes poems which grow their meanings from things set before, and shared with, their reader […] so that we can travel with and through them towards their points of arrival.’ – alice hiller, The Poetry Review

‘This is a stunning collection of poems that stretches language in so many ways.’ – Taz Rahman, Just Another Poet

‘… boundary-breaking, dissolving, and defying. It’s energetic and elemental, dizzying and full of daring, and it makes the reader question poetry in the most intense of ways. Sometimes, you can find ‘sense’ by reading a piece aloud and, often, there is also glory and beauty in the less usual words and combinations of words.’ – Mab Jones, Buzz Magazine