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The Coast is Clear
Matt Amott's poems in The Coast is Clear are for 3 a.m. when the only light is the one that she left on, like a Siren's song, beckoning the poet toward love, or the perfect death. These poems are like postcards written to us from a Saturday night barstool--sometimes observational, sometmes interactive, as Matt hops from train to train, town to city, coast to coast. These poems are our ticket to getting out of town and seeing what, or who, is down the road. Matt is our own guide through life's sometimes gentle and often turbulent terrain. No maps are needed, as Matt knows "the way by heart, to get wherever it is" we're going.
Science Fiction Television Series
Whether rocketing to other worlds or galloping through time, science fiction television has often featured the best of the medium. The genre's broad appeal allows youngsters to enjoy fantastic premises and far out stories, while offering adults a sublime way to view the human experience in a dramatic perspective. From Alien Nation to World of Giants, this reference work provides comprehensive episode guides and cast and production credits for 62 science fiction series that were aired from 1959 through 1989. For each episode, a brief synopsis is given, along with the writer and director of the show and the guest cast. Using extensive research and interviews with writers, directors, actors, stuntmen and many of the show's creators, an essay about each of the shows is also provided, covering such issues as its genesis and its network and syndication histories.
The Black Shamrock Magazine
The Black Shamrock is a collection of some of the best writers in poetry today and is a unique collection. Think of it like a speak easy for writers.
The Memory Of Her
These poems are sincere and simple. They evoke the same feeling as reading a postcard or slowly flipping through an old photo album. These are poems of bars, bikinis, backpacking, break-ups, best friends, and beauty. Of seasons and search for companionship, speedy getaways and summer crushes, whiskey shots and twelve hour shifts. Memories we cannot forget. It is refreshing to read a poet who doesn't want to con-fuse, condescend, lecture or pontificate through poetry. Poems that are not written for nominations or awards?but for the heart. This collection is meant to be read, passed around, talked about and sent to your best friends; to be shared. Matt strives to be nothing more than clear and honest with the reader. He sips his drink slowly and appreciates the moment; before, during and in the aftermath. This is the gift of a good poet. Matt's poems in The Memory of Her bring to life the sim-ple pleasures and slight pains that life and poetry present us.
The Book, the Film, the T-Shirt
One week in the making of a TV commercial for car tyres -- as told by the inimitable Matt Beaumont, author of e
E Squared
Out of the ashes of doomed ad agency Miller Shanks has risen Meerkat 360, a very 21st century workplace. Staff include David Crutton, an MD with the worst email signature in history; Milton Keane, a definitely-straight PA with a yearning for reality tv fame; Liam O'Keefe, a creative with an online gambling addiction who may be linked with the contents of the stationery cupboard appearing on eBay; and Harvey Harvey, a creative who politely replies to pornographic spam and who might just have met his future wife online - a rich Nigerian princess in deep trouble... Told entirely via emails, texts, webchat and blogs, the long-awaited follow up to E is a hilariously funny insight into the hearts, minds and inboxes of the world's most engagingly dysfunctional ad agency.
Three Short Stories: Death by Rabbit the Unexpected Selling God
The stories in Three Short Stories are offshoots of the two novels To Bind Fast and Four People on a Marsh. The three stories are about the further experiences and growth of the two main characters in those novels as they search to make sense of the world in which they find themselves. They never find their universe to be without surprises, sometimes horrendous, and sometimes delightful; but they continually find that universe to be very quiet, perhaps silent, when it comes to values and directions for living. And they wonder if it isnt more hostile than friendly.
