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Paul Judges was born in York, England in 1962 and reared on a diet of breast milk and Marmite. After a failed teenage love affair he was admitted to a lunatic asylum where he met a pair of famous twins with a sad and baffling dependency. He has continued to write poetry in an attempt to heal the yawning gap between reality and dreams. Paul now lives in a wilderness location on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds where he is able to largely avoi...

1982 will never really be about my working life with people who could often much more readily display affection than so-called normal folk, or the ever-present soundtrack of Come on Eileen by Dexys Midnight Runners, or the ridiculous Falklands War enthusiastically promoted by Maggie Thatcher (how silly it would be if Argentina controlled the Scilly Isles). It will always be about her.

A peculiar and funny account of a man's journey to a small Greek island, and how an unexpected event changes his outlook on life. A colourful story, amidst the parched and beautiful landscape of Greece. Paul Judges is a poet and writer based in Yorkshire, England.

Paul Judges was born in the ancient city of York in northern England - now living in the North Yorkshire countryside with limited access to the conveniences of modern life. Paul has honed his poetry over many years, since those early rhymes in primary school - awakened to the excitement of the written word. This collection of haiku & original images shows the importance of the natural world in his writing and respect for the Japanese 'karumi' ...

In his latest collection, Paul Judges has brought together a delightful mix of contemporary haiku poetry and original colour images, which are a subtle combination of simplicity and natural beauty with clear hints at something deeper.

According to my English dictionary haiku means: amusement in verse, Oxford Dictionaries differ slightly with: light verse, and add that it's a Japanese poem of seventeen syllables, in three lines of five-seven-five, traditionally evoking images of the natural world, and also that it can be a poem in English written in the form of a haiku. The great haiku master Basho died in 1694 at the age of fifty, it was common in those days to observe a fe...

A selection of haiku poetry from the Yorkshire poet Paul Judges, which has appeared on Twitter, and is accompanied by black and white images.

This is an adventure story set in Morocco and England, which includes delightful images