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The skeleton is a contemporary lifetime, from boyhood to old age. Organs are represented by particular events, personal, national and global – non-experience of an earthquake, loss and change in libraries, the first ascent of Everest, holidays in Cornwall and Yorkshire, Brexit and the invasion of the Ukraine - and the onward creep of infirmity at head and feet. Months, seasons and their various characteristic weather and activities contribute the flesh and muscles; and a variety of formats – rhymes in quatrains, haiku, tanka and multiple tanka, sestina and rondeau redouble, and even totally…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The skeleton is a contemporary lifetime, from boyhood to old age. Organs are represented by particular events, personal, national and global – non-experience of an earthquake, loss and change in libraries, the first ascent of Everest, holidays in Cornwall and Yorkshire, Brexit and the invasion of the Ukraine - and the onward creep of infirmity at head and feet. Months, seasons and their various characteristic weather and activities contribute the flesh and muscles; and a variety of formats – rhymes in quatrains, haiku, tanka and multiple tanka, sestina and rondeau redouble, and even totally free verse – demonstrate moods and movements among which to play with the sounds and ambiguities of words.
Autorenporträt
Robert was a member of the University of Cambridge Spitzbergen expedition, 1965 and undertook research in Libya in 1966¿67. After graduation he lectured in environmental sciences at the Universities of London and Exeter before joining the UK Civil Service. He later spent 7 years as a management consultant, working with central and local government organisations in the UK, Bulgaria and Hungary and with major manufacturing companies in Belgium, Germany, and the USA. He began writing again after retiring. His earlier poetry collection Late Starter was published in 2018. He has won prizes and commendations in the Solihull Writer¿s Workshop annual poetry and fiction competitions and has published poems in the quarterly anthologies of the Moseley-based Cannon Poets group. 11 of his short stories are online at www.cafelit.co.uk. His novel A Magic Flight was published in September 2022.