Arts editor for The Catholic Herald, Miguel Cullen, writes poetry that has been described as imagistic and Ian Thomson compared him to Ezra Pound.
Cullen is arts editor for The Catholic Herald. Cullen's poetry has been described as imagistic, inflected with urban vernacular, and preoccupied with iconic film and urban music references to create a delicate, interconnected world. The critic Ian Thomson (writer) compared him to Ezra Pound, citing his "allusions from Greek mythology (colliding) with sound system culture (and) pavement pounding street demotic". 
