“She gives us pictures of a young society living often on the razor’s edge and having precarious relations with the elders of that society. It is a picture that is often grey or even black, but the vigour of the writing and the faceted structure of the stories prevent the readers from ever getting depressed.”
— Paul Xuereb, The Sunday Times
“Ms Azzopardi, quite possibly the most important female prose writer in the history of Maltese literature (…) definitely has a way with words: some of the metaphors she uses linger long after you finish the book.”
— Ġużè Stagno, Times of Malta
“Frank and confrontational.”
— Gilbert Calleja, Malta Today
“Clare Azzopardi qed tikteb il-lingwa letterarja bil-Malti mill-ġdid. U proprju għaliex il-letteratura Maltija tafha sew, u tirrispettaha u tħobbha, ix-xogħlijiet tagħha mhumiex riproduzzjoni tal-aħjar kitbiet li għandna, jew ritorn lejn letteratura li għadda żmienha mitt sena ilu, imma kontribut intelliġenti u frisk, minkejja li jista’ jidher irreverenti.”
— Adrian Grima, Il-ĠENSillum
“Lokalment, Clare Azzopardi tista’ tinkwadra ruħha fil-messa in xena tal-iskumdità u r-rabja. L-istejjer tagħha huma distanti mill-pijunieri tal-letteratura moderna femminista.”
— Mario Azzopardi, Il-Mument
