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The Tsetsefly Chronicles
Snippets of dislocation, shards of intelligence, a leavening of black humour, or simply the debris from a degrading brain?The Tsetsefly Chronicles show Erik Ryman at his most inspired and introspective, as he describes a love affair that never happened, the inside of his padded cell and his problems as a transvestite. Darkly surreal with a bitter after taste. This is micro fiction as it should be written, with more hooks than the average Eurovision entry.About Erik Ryman:Erik Ryman's work has been compared (favourably) to the films of David Lynch and Quentin Tarantino, the poetry of Jeremy Reed and the fiction of JD Sallinger, Douglas Coupland, Terry Pratchet and Irvine Walsh, but he has never taken it personally. He is, put simply, never predictable.
Creative Writing Studies
Here creative writers who are also university teachers monitor their contribution to this popular discipline in essays that indicate how far it has come in the USA, the UK and Australia.
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Soul Feathers
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Messages
'Messages' is the result of a writing collaboration between Lynne Rees and Sarah Salway. Ranging from the moving to the playful, the themes of love, sex, life, death and chocolate take their place in this book of 300 pieces of 300 words.
Stroking the Air
The work of Eileen Carney Hulme is a fresh addition to the arena of contemporary poetry, having breezed its way around much of the small press circuit. The most overpowering aspect of this author's work grips you, not because of her direct relationship with her subjects or for the way she accounts for her ideas using verse, but more so for the way she infuses sound, colours, textures and smells that she plucks from each moment, creating a vivid picture of living emotions that encompass each moment in her life. Her work is fresh and airy, tinged with romance and even in sadness she finds joy. It is refreshingly uplifting and poignant, capturing the heart of her relationship with life and love. - Ian Deal, poet and editor of A Bard Hair Day, The Poet Tree and ImageNation
Dissonances
This collection of poems from Nigel McLoughlin orbits around four poetic loci. Each of the sections exhibits a primary thematic focus; however threads of all the major themes cross into the other sections to create a rich weave of inter-juxtapositions.
Loss Adjuster
David Ashbee was one of Enitharmon's first new poets with Perpetual Waterfalls in 1989. Since then, publication of his work has been largely limited to small-scale anthologies, but he has regularly performed in schools and festivals, and at Holub, the Severnside poetry group he has run for 30 years. He claims to be the first, perhaps the only, poet to have a poem displayed on a council refuse truck! U. A. Fanthorpe recently described him as an incisive poet, brilliant at conveying tactile sensations, the strangeness of the moment. There is something theatrical in these gifts...
A Good Life
All Jim wants is a good life, but when he turns up in London, at his daughter, Liz's home, eighteen months after walking out of her life, the threads of the past finally unravel for Jim and the women in his life. This story is an exploration of family secrets and lies and about the power of the human spirit to live in hope and nurture new life.
