General Comments

"Lyrical, brilliant, with a mix of emotion and humour"
            ~ M.I.S ONLINE (http://www.mis-online.net)

"He’s one of those writers who can combine talent and skill with humor and professionalism."
          ~ Devon Ellington, Editor of A Biblio Paradise

Comments about Fringe Fantastic

"I was beyond impressed. The mix of commentary, prose and photography is brilliant. The book binding is professional and the covert art stunning."
            ~ BK Birch, Author, USA

"Thank you for taking me on a tour of your beloved Fringe Festival. The poetry is funny on one page then poignant the next. You have become a master at your craft. You made me want to visit your city. Congratulations."
            ~ Brooks Carver, MD of Prairie Sky Press, USA

"Just wanted to let you know that Fringe Fantastic arrived and is living up to its title. My wife and I especially appreciated Mrs. Posh."
            ~ Brandon Cesmat, Poet, USA

"It was incredible. I’ve read a number of the poems several times. I like the fact that I can pull out a particular poem to reread depending on my mood."
            ~ Ann Zobrovsky, Reader, USA

Galbraith does a wonderful job in capturing the hopes, dreams and aspirations of the world famous Fringe Festival and its associated performers. Anyone who has ever visited the Fringe Festival will identify with many of his Auld Reekie observations. A perfect piece of real life poetry.
            ~ David Graham, Reader, Scotland

“A delicious, fantastic romp that captures the essence, creativity, and mirthful wackiness of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe experience.”
            ~ Devon Ellington, Writer, USA

"Being from the highlands of the southern United States, I realize that much of my own culture has come from Scotland; the Scotland of two hundred years ago. Fringe Fantastic allowed me to see a Scotland that has developed apart from us, a Scotland most Americans never see, past the Holywood images and romantisized notions of our culture and through the eyes of a native son. I liked what I saw."
            ~ Wanda D. Campbell, Appalachian Poet