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The outrageous life of the man at the heart of swinging 1960s London.

Sex, jazz, glam icons, green crochet bikinis, Gossard wonderbras, white nights and blueblack seas - the usual colourful, sensual Jeremy Reed imagery in this brand new collection. Jeremy Reed's many poetry books include Saints and Psychotics (1979), By the Fisheries (1984), Nero (1985), Selected Poems (1987), Dicing for Pearls (1990), Nineties (1990) and Kicks (1995). Reed's books on poets include studies of Rimbaud (Delirium: An Interpretation...

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One of Britain's most idiosyncratic writers - also an acclaimed poet - returns with a typically original and erotically charged novel. Some time in the not-too-distant future London has merged with Tokyo, police use flying cars to catch kamikazee Boeings, and Michael Jackson shops incessantly. Amid the chaos two men are called into a hypnotherapy clinic named the Grid to get treatment for AIDS. They discover that they are the reincarnations of...

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Bona Drag, a rich, brilliantly inventive collection of poems covering every detail of the poet's obsessive life, from the colour of Posh Spice's heels, to London street encounters, underworld friends, urban survival tactics, neuroscientific concepts and extraterrestrials, more than confirms J.G. Ballard's assessment of Reed, as "the most gifted poet working today, an extraordinary talent.

Here Jeremy Reed embodies the drug-ravaged persona of Antonin Artaud, incarcerated in the asylum of Rodez under the care of Dr Gaston Ferdiere, to project a novel of uncompromising poetic vision. Integrated into Artaud's quest for the visionary cosmos are vignettes of subtly delineated eroticism: the lesbian relationship in Paris between Anais Nin and June Miller (wife of Henry), the incestuous affair of Denise, a patient at Rodez, with her fa...

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As charged as the erotic writings of Anais Nin, Red Hot Lipstick exploits the literary possibilities of the genre and expands the vocabulary of our libidinous fantasies. From Japanese chopsticks to slaves, transvestites and androgynes, from sequinned ball-gowns to aphromania on desert islands, Reed takes the reader on a journey through the many splendours of erotic love, in stories that are sensationally imaginative, bizarrely sensual.

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