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Collaboration of sublime art with poetical works
A collection of interesting, provoking, and 'free-flow' poetry enhanced by fabulous paintings / illustrations by Elisabeth Johnson and Francis Charlton Esq. | |  | | Erskine Quint inTimeless Insanity
Outrageous, insane, unbelievable, humorous and sexy!
Utter, utter madness is at the root of this very exciting and totally out of the ordinary tale of a British aristocrat, super hero and gentleman called, Erskine Quint, Esquire or Sir (not yet). His ultimate quest is to expose the truth behind humankind’s existence hidden in the real ‘Holy Grail’!
Erskine manoeuvres between time zones leaving the reader guessing and imagining from what era and which historical period he actually exists in, to no avail. The reader remains in a timeless zone, bouncing backwards and forwards between historical events in an outrageous ‘Pythonist bubble’ | |  | | Pinky Bumfries in Wind In The Pillocks
Off the cuff, dry Brit humour + Doggy Doings guaranteed to make your belly ache...
Weird? Yes.
Totally nuts? Yes.
You and me? Yes.
This mumble-jumble masterpiece is dedicated to everybody who believe they see, but do not see, and for those who refuse to see, but believe they see.
Work that one out if you can?
All will be revealed, pray continue:
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Soldier's Gap
by David Schwinghammer
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 Deputy Dave Jenkins sets out to find the murderer of the local high school principal, aided by a voice from the grave that is sometimes helpful and sometimes misleading.
"Murder isn't usually this funny."
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