Richard Livermore wrote of her, "She is clearly a seasoned poet who, in terms of the imagination, has gone into the world to collect her work". This was noticeably true with her reading from Millennial in which there was a sense that the poet had determined to bring the world of modern Britain into her discourse. In Millennial everyday life in Britain today, and the media interpretation of that life, are interwoven. It can be said that the justification of the length of the work lies precisely in its attempt to make current life anew in the old way.