Buildings In A House Of Fire is the first major collection of work by Glasgow based writer and poet Graham Tiler. It is an astonishingly brutal and honest personal journey concerning the emotional and physical extremes and excesses of life pushed to its limits by a lifestyle that has often embraced a series of emotional and physical addictions. It is deeply rooted in a highly charged Rock 'n' Roll aesthetic and inhabits both the experimental and traditional with a uniquely shewered and individual identity. Idiosyncratic in both style and form with a rich and varied landscape that encompasses everything from the darkly nightmarish struggle with depression to the surreal and meandering thought processes of an anti-authoritarian left-field thinker. This book has an intensely original outlook and is delivered with an individual, exciting new voice.
