East Edge: Nightwalks with the Dead Poets of Tower Hamlets (The Lost Poets of the Magnificent Seven)

Literature & Fiction

Chris McCabe

British & Irish

Penned in the Margins

Buried Garden: Lockdown with the Lost Poets of Abney Park Cemetery: 4 (The Lost Poets of the Magnificent Seven)

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

<p>"Friday s children would be fattening like seals across the sand, on their way to class. Black liquorice teeth. Loving and giving under the whalefeed of the clouds. He had to teach."   Friday 17th June 1904. Stephen Dedalus wakes up in a Dublin Martello tower, hungover but with winnings in the pocket of his borrowed trousers. Dedalus goes about his day. Settling scores and debts. Pursued by the ghosts of his mother, Hamlet, and now a man called Leopold Bloom who has woken up with plans for him. The young poet weaves hopes and ideas into burning wings of ambition. Can he elude death in the passages of books McCabe s iconoclastic tribute to James Joyce s masterpiece gives right-of-reply to his self-portrait, Stephen Dedalus. Stephen and Bloom, cut from Joyce s ego, become cultural types pasted into Digital Age storytelling.</p>

Dedalus

Literary

Henningham Family Press

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