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Set in a grim London flat, a man known only as [FORENAME] [SURNAME] is found dead, and his story is narrated posthumously. Rumors swirl around his past, particularly his rumored confinement in the infamous Holding Pen, a place from which no one escapes. The narrative unfolds across 33 chapters, echoing Dante's cantos, presenting a darkly comedic exploration of a hellish reality reminiscent of post-Brexit Britain. Themes of mortality, societal decay, and absurdity are woven throughout this unique tale.

Edwards's poetry captivates with its dynamic engagement and innovative approach, challenging readers to explore its complexities. His work stands out in the landscape of British poetry, showcasing a transformative ability to alter perceptions of both mundane and global experiences. Critics highlight his responsiveness and the vibrant energy of his verse, positioning him alongside the most influential American poets. This collection invites readers to experience a fresh perspective on reality through its rich and varied rhythms.

The story revolves around the disappearance of an elderly woman, prompting her nephew to hire private detective Phidias Peralta, who navigates the complexities of being an illegal resident. Accompanied by his assistant Lucy, who is preoccupied with her son's struggles at school, they embark on a quest filled with uncertainty. The narrative explores themes of vulnerability and the elusive nature of truth, as the duo confronts a mystery that defies straightforward answers amid the backdrop of the decaying Deadmans Beach.

Set in 1970s London, the narrative explores the vibrant culture of communal living, the emergence of the alt-poetry scene, and the hedonistic lifestyle characterized by sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll. It reflects on the lasting impact of this era, questioning how the unconventional metrics and experiences of that time have shaped contemporary life four decades later. The book delves into themes of nostalgia, cultural evolution, and the legacy of a generation that embraced radical change.

Blending the optimism of Beckett with the hyperrealism of Stein, this unique work defies conventional categorization, standing apart from poetry, novels, or philosophy. It explores the concept of existence and absence, capturing the essence of a book that transcends traditional forms. The narrative invites readers to contemplate the nature of meaning and the void, creating an experience that resonates deeply while ultimately slipping into the depths of nothingness.

Complicated relationships at the heart of an indifferent world. číst celé

Exploring themes of exile, war's aftermath, paranoia, and improvised music, this collection presents a series of interconnected dialogues, dramatic monologues, and short fictions. It delves into the concept of nothingness, weaving together diverse narratives that reflect on the human experience. Additionally, it includes the complete text of "Nostalgia for Unknown Cities," previously published as a standalone work, enriching the overall exploration of these profound themes.

Featuring a unique blend of anti-lyric and narrative poems, this collection showcases works that are intended for musical interpretation but will never be sung. It spans two decades of creative effort, including original texts crafted for musical purposes. Additionally, the volume includes musical scores by Elaine Edwards, setting three poems from Ken Edwards' earlier work, eight + six, enriching the interplay between poetry and music.