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Head in the Clouds is the debut poetry collection by Doncaster-based writer and humorist John Fedorenko. A fun, quirky compendium of thoughts and musings on various topics, ranging from the frustration felt by having a low phone battery to the utter delight of experiencing gut-busting laughter. John shares childhood memories of his bizarrely behaved first pet and of growing up with an ancient TV. He reveals his unlikely idea for a remarkable invention and the real reason vending machines get stuck! Poems on the philosophy of life and the fragility of time are presented alongside those on the…mehr

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Head in the Clouds is the debut poetry collection by Doncaster-based writer and humorist John Fedorenko. A fun, quirky compendium of thoughts and musings on various topics, ranging from the frustration felt by having a low phone battery to the utter delight of experiencing gut-busting laughter. John shares childhood memories of his bizarrely behaved first pet and of growing up with an ancient TV. He reveals his unlikely idea for a remarkable invention and the real reason vending machines get stuck! Poems on the philosophy of life and the fragility of time are presented alongside those on the importance of tea and how he was once madly jealous of a hamster. There's even a poem about writing a poem... From the serious to the surreal, from longer pieces to witty single-verse observations and traditionally written limericks, Head in the Clouds offers an entertaining, funny and uplifting insight into the mind of a self-confessed scatterbrain!
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John Fedorenko iives in Doncaster, England and is heavily involved in the local creative arts scene, appearing and writing regularly for theatrical and radio productions in the area. As a life-long fan of classic comedy, he has been writing humorous poetry for as long as he can remember before turning his hand to sketch comedy. He is greatly influenced by the works of Spike Milligan, Pam Ayres, Ronnie Barker, John Cleese, Denis Norden and their contemporaries.