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Wine of Ages
Volume III. The second volume published of a three volume set comprising a collection of the poetry of Tim Wilkinson/Wayne Wilkes, years 2008 to 2011.War and Romance, Passion and Sloth, Insanity and Boredom fill the spaces between Love and Desire.
Tom Wilkinson
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Yesterday
Volume II of a three volume set containing the complete Poetry of Tim Wilkinson/Wayne Wilkes, 1975 to 201
Boxwallah
Tim Wilkinson was born in Liverpool in 1951 and was educated at Merchant Taylors' School, Crosby, then at Robert Gordon's College in Aberdeen. After graduating with an M.A. (Hons) in English at Aberdeen University, he then spent his entire career teaching
Windows
A fresh collection of short stories from Tim Wilkinson covering a range of emotions and situations from murder to unrequited love, honor to regret, triumph to ultimate failure. Each a window into the heart and soul of humanity, the good as well as the bad.Meet Larry the One Legged Seagull and others.
Liquidation
Ten years have passed since the fall of Communism. B., a writer of great repute -whose birth and survival in Auschwitz defied all probability -has taken his own life. His friend Kingbitter discovers among his papers a play entitled Liquidation, in which he reads an erie foretelling of the personal and political crises that he and B.'s other friends now face. Having survived the Holocaust and the years of Communist rule, having experienced the surge of hope that rose up from the rubble of the Wall, they are left with little other than a sense of chaos and an utter loss of identity.Kingbitter's find precipitates a frantic search for the novel that B. may or may not have left behind. That B. was having an affair with Sarah, one of Kingbitter's companions, while Kingbitter himself was having an affair with B.'s ex-wife Judit, serves only to complicate matters further.An intricately layered story of history and humanity -powerful, disturbing, lyrical, achingly suspenseful and brilliantly told.
Legacy
The first English translation by one of Hungary's greatest modern writers is a powerful and haunting novel set in the modern day and during the Holocaust An elderly Jewish man strolls along the Danube Promenade in 2002. When a cyclist almost knocks him down he is transported back to a similar incident, when the cyclists were the armband-wearing Arrow-Cross-men, or Hungarian Nazis—all as he is just about to participate in an event to mark the memory of a man who fought them. We now enter the story of this man as a 14-year-old with his young friend Vera, two of thousands of Jews who owe their lives to the legendary Carl Lutz, Budapest's Swiss Vice-Consul, an enigmatic hero in the Schindler m...
Kaddish for an Unborn Child
A moving, mesmerising novel about the dilemma involved in bringing a child into a world in which the evil to create Auschwitz exists
The Pathseeker
"There's no such thing as chance...only injustice." From the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature for “writing that upholds the fragile experience of the individual against the barbaric arbitrariness of history..." The acclaimed Hungarian Holocaust survivor Imre Kertész continues his investigation of the malignant methodologies of totalitarianism in a major work of fiction. In a mysterious middle–European country, a man identified only as “the commissioner” undertakes what seems to be a banal trip to a nondescript town with his wife—a brief detour on the way to a holiday at the seaside—that turns into something ominous. Something terrible has happened in the town, something ...
