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Meckchate! is a story for children. It is a story of chess, bullying and family. It takes place during the final week of the summer term of 1999 when the school's chess tournament takes place. Rory (11) is a bully and a natural at chess. He knows he will win the trophy. Stewart (10) loves chess and is one of the top players in the tournament, but because of his speech affliction, and his size, Rory's intimidation of Stewart escalates. During...

Poetry, a solitary pleasure of the broken mind. Is there a reality in verse, or vice in verse, is it addictive, suppressive, nostalgic, magic or monstrous?

Think of the possibilities if we could remake ourselves and unbound our imaginations.

Two quotes from the book Breathe like it's your first breath Smile like it's your first smile Love like it's your first love Be a new sunrise, everyday ~ The soft falling rain and the gentle caress of the sun feeds the delicate flower of your soul so when you smile the whole world blooms

Little poetic thoughts of Life, Nature, Peace, Freedom and Love.

Little Thoughts, Meditations, Reflections of Life, Nature, Peace, Freedom and Love.

Twenty eight poems of love, darkness, suicide, dreams, mental illness, aphantasia, solitude, death, pain, memories and desire including prose poetry and a sonnet. Also includes a piece of flash fiction and a piece of prose.

This collection of poetry has a dark attitude and deals with solitude, loneliness, apprehension, love, sadness, life & death, fading memories, fear and the art of nightmare, silence, insomnia and poetry and how poetry helps, but poetry can be many things not necessarily words but art, music, dance etc.It's a more personal and darker collection than my first book 'After the Rain', which is lighter and more spiritual. It's darker because it's wr...

Poetry and prose about Love, Nature, Humanity, Romance and Passion. Excerpt from 'A lightness of touch' A lightness of touch can cause the heaviest of passions can become the reason to believe a lightness of touch can breathe love

The opening of the Sensation exhibition at the Royal Academy in the late 1990s caused a public furore and a media frenzy, with both broadsheet and tabloid journalists falling over themselves to comment on the shows controversial images. This catalogue of that seminal exhibition features the work of over forty artists.