9 Ergebnisse.

Poetry inspired by observations when walking in the Cambridgeshire Fens.

The poems in this book are written loosely in sonnet form and resulted from fleeting glances at people I did not know. My understanding of the subjects was purely speculative.

An anthology of experimental and traditional poems written during 2011 and exploring aspects of the East Anglian countryside, especially the Fens, seasons of the year and spirituality.

A light-hearted collection of poems about the staff and customers of a busy Norfolk supermarket.

Love letters home from a young English emigrant in Western Australia shortly before the outbreak of WWI. He hoped to obtain land, clear it and grow arable crops prior to persuading his fiancée to begin a new life with him there.

Short stories that lead the reader into unusual and unexpected conclusions about the human condition, many of them based on the minutiae of village life and the countryside.

Imaginative descriptions of walls in Little Downham, Cambridgeshire, the poems are narrative in form. Their historic reflections evoke a pastoral idyll which sometimes masks elements of the absurd!

This is an autobiography of a hard-working mother of twelve children (eleven who survived to adulthood) who was born at the end of the First World War and met and married her husband during the Second. They enjoyed over 60 years together before she was widowed. In her story, this amazingly strong woman, who died in her ninety-ninth year, recounts the hardships and pleasures of 'an ordinary life'.

Over one hundred and fifty poems written in a small Nottinghamshire village during the Covid -19 virus pandemic of 2020. One poem was written every day on a wide range of themes, from serious to light-hearted and in a variety of poetic styles.