The story of the first ten years of The Antipoet, told in the inimitable style of Paul Eccentric. Get it today!
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Life on the road, in their own words.
‘This book is dedicated to Ian Newman for a decade of abuse.’ “Great bass player; he’s genius.”—Ed Tudor Pole, July 2010
The Antipoet featured at the 42Worcester LitFest Special in June 2018—a fab evening full of smiling faces and laughter—the book tells the story!
Reading minds is impossible, but it saved Rachel’s life. Separated at birth from her triplet brothers, thirteen-year-old Rachel lives on a farm with Megan, her adoptive mum. Is telepathy the secret to finding her brothers?
Rod Griffiths latest novel Triple Trouble.
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Rod Griffiths is a retired professor who writes short stories from an elegant shed in Cheltenham.
Exciting news! Kieran Davis will launch his second poetry collection ‘Legacy,’ 21 July 2018 at Drummonds Bar, The Swan With Two Nicks, 28 New Street, Worcester WR1 2DP. Doors open at 15:45 for a 16:00 start. Come along and get copy––you may even get it signed!
Now available for you to read at your leisure, wherever in the world you are, Sabrina Bridge, the wonderful first collection by troubadour poet Math Jones. Click on this link to get it on your platform.
‘Math has a beautiful elegance with words, whether he is writing from a character’s or his own perspective there is always something to learn about the human condition.’
Jake Wild Hall—Boomerang Club, author of Solomon’s World
Math and friends performed at the dramatic and entertaining launch of his debut poetry collection Sabrina Bridge in March 2018.
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Many of Math’s magical, moving and evocative poems were written in and about Worcester, and, he says ‘in many ways owe their existence to the support and enthusiasm of the people of the Worcestershire literary world.’
‘Math has a beautiful elegance with words, whether he is writing from a character’s or his own perspective there is always something to learn about the human condition.’
Jake Wild Hall—Boomerang Club, author of ‘Solomon’s World’
Math has been well-known and loved on the Worcester scene for many years and is now sharing his talents in London. He returns to Worcester for the launch of his first collection of poetry ‘Sabrina Bridge’ a celebration of Worcestershire with a mix of others including the magical ‘Puck In Love’:
‘…with Mustardseed. They kiss, of course—just tongues, / or lips, not both—keep something back.
oakley’s first poetry collection was launched Sunday 4 March.
oakley is a poet, playwright, writer and performer from the West Midlands and the former Worcestershire Young Poet Laureate (2017)
in the dark times is available directly from Black Pear Press at £6 per copy plus P&P.
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“oakley’s considered words speak beautifully of the belligerence that has become our everyday. It is epic in its ache and soothing in its soulfulness.”
—Sabrina Mahfouz
“truthful, damning, cathartic.
oakley’s collection speaks of the rotting mulch we live in, hoping for new shoots to sprout.”
—Polarbear
“a precious work holding an energy that makes the reader exhale in awe between each poem; oakley is really something.”
—Caleb Femi—Young People’s Laureate for London
We’re thrilled to see that author Kevin Brooke is recognised as an inspiration to others. He does wonderful work with young writers and has encouraged many to express their creativity and enter competitions such as the Rotary Young Writer competition. The Rotary Club of Pershore were delighted with the entries following Kevin’s workshops.
The same article appeared in many local papers, but, in case you missed it, to see what Hereford Times, Worcester News and the Daily Echo reported click here.
And click here to read more about Kevin and his work.
Kevin will be releasing his next YA novel later this year.
Join us, Thursday 15 March for a 7.30pm start, Drummonds Bar, The Swan With Two Nicks, 28 New Street, Worcester WR1 2DP – free entry and books will be available. Math will read accompanied by other voices poetic and musical.
Many of Math’s magical, moving and evocative poems were written in and about Worcester, and, he says ‘in many ways owe their existence to the support and enthusiasm of the people of the Worcestershire literary world.’
‘Math has a beautiful elegance with words, whether he is writing from a character’s or his own perspective there is always something to learn about the human condition.’
Jake Wild Hall—Boomerang Club, author of ‘Solomon’s World’
Math has been well-known and loved on the Worcester scene for many years and is now sharing his talents in London. He returns to Worcester for the launch of his first collection of poetry ‘Sabrina Bridge’ a celebration of Worcestershire with a mix of others including the magical ‘Puck In Love’:
‘…with Mustardseed. They kiss, of course—just tongues, / or lips, not both—keep something back.
