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This definitive collection of his remarkable poetry brings together over a decade of the author's reflections on a wide range of experiences inner and outer, while remaining both existentially alert and sensitively attuned to the atmospheric surroundings of a small university town on Cardigan Bay. The images and voice are as unique as they often are experimental as they address the riddle of the world in all its representational richness. Love...

The author's fourth book of confessional poetry, recording a year awaiting and then receiving a long awaited friend, lover, muse and inspiration into an otherwise bleak year in recovery. Written from before he was aware of the Autumn's reuniting, these poems cover the build up, and the aftermath, nervously awaiting her return in late December. Heartfelt and beautiful, typically angst-ridden and in thrall to nature, this very personal book is n...

In this, the culmination of the four volume Eschaton sequences, the author returns to the origins of the original sequence and, shedding some of the earlier work's postmodern reductions, returns to a more structured and Modern layout of his preliminary fusion of ideas. Serving as perhaps a Philosophical Investigations to the first sequence's Tractatus, this installment is clearer in its understanding of the exchange between reader and author, ...

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In this, his third collection of poetry, the author again addresses a multitude of topics grounded in the contrast and comparison between inner and outer experience. Written in a variety of styles, there is nonetheless a consistent voice in its various parts, including a long meditation addressed to the letters of the alphabet itself. A deep and often outrageous book of profound poetry located in the Modernist tradition.

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A further continuation of his self-styled Dark Radical Poetics, the author once again embarks on an expressionistic and aphoristic intellectual journey In the spirit of Ourobouros, and the closely wed concept of eschaton, the notion of time and death and their relation are always uppermost in his mind, as is the concept of beauty - not least lyrically - as a way of transcending that mortal coil. AS often previously the topics of drugs and the ...

Continuing in the tradition of his Dark Radical Poetics, this sequel to the eschaton sequence sees the author continue a journey begun and assumedly ended with the conclusion of that sequence. Having survived an existential, moral, creative and mental crisis, the author re-examines his position with respect to Schopenhauerian/Nietzschean philosophy. Post-structuralism and suicide, language, communique, self-harm and scarification, remain topic...

Inspired by the existential moral seriousness of writers like Cioran, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche, the author of this collection of short essays attempts to address the spiritual and moral vacuity he sees characterising his and his kind's material and consumer-led modern day existence. The problem of postmodernism and Anglo-linguistic philosophy's omnipresent relativism is met with a cry of despair and often hearkens back to a mode of meaning de...

This unusual text, The Eschaton Sequence, represents a serious engagement with ideas of modern literary theory/philosophy. Written in an enigmatic aphoristic style there runs nonetheless a narrative describing the act of immersion of an author into the act of writing, raising questions about identity, agency, communication, perception, ritual and more. The format plays with the idea of intertexuality, read almost as a precursor to hyperlinks, ...

The culmination of ten years study and poetic toil, these collected poems span an uncertain decade finding the author torn between a rural coastal nature and the spirit of Western cultural progress. It contains a manifold of voices united in a uniquely philosophical and poetic perspective, emanating and sometimes indeed hailing from the hinterland of a coastal town in Western Wales. As is the poets' way many musings reflect on values, romance ...

This multifaceted collection of writings by the philosopher-poet Shane Crees offers a diverse range of themes, reflections, forms and writing styles, all selected from a pensive and intellectual career of over ten years. There are aphorisms, poems, explorations of philosophy, and a dramatic renditioning of the literary practice known as deconstruction. The master Derrida is addressed directly in a piece composed as letters responding to that a...

The poetic arrangement of one poet's engagement with the chaos and calm spiritual ennui that can arise from too close a contemplation of the worlds of inner and outer experience. Written from an often transcendentally ideal perspective, this collection offers a fresh and original take on many of the forms and vistas to be found in a rural, coastal town as well as the psyche in which they find themselves represented.