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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The seventh in the Retrospective Voyages Series featuring the early work of Trevor Maynard, the year is 1983. Retrospective Voyages This is my journey; however, it is also a human journey, and therefore some ideas, concepts, truths, with resonate with others - we all form, grow, and become: we all age, question, and love. The Hill For me, 1983 was a pivotal year in many ways. As I exited my teenage years and joined the workforce, my mind leapt into creative overdrive as if the slide to 'normal life' was a clarion call to write poetry. Romantically, if young men can differentiate love from lust, I began to explore imagery and metaphor more, while masking my struggles with social interaction through a not-so-healthy dose of self-medication. Alcohol was to be imbibed, oats were to be sown, and life was to be lived dangerously. On the one hand, Lord Byron was an influence, 'mad, bad, and dangerous to know', on the other, I was a filing clerk - but then Einstein was a 'filing clerk'. Then there was Douglas Adams, seminal science-fiction surrealist and truly an iconic messiah of the answer to life, the universe and everything. My mind swirled. I was growing up, not just fearing the mass destruction that seemed imminent because of the Cold War, but getting angry about it, wanting to do something about it. This was a time in which I cemented in my own mind, the idea of POET as a vocation, when I began to see through societal pretence, through the CHATTER, and called out the establishment, FOOLS. However, I was really in the foothills of combat here, probably having only just identified the hill I was going to need to climb. As Oscar Wilde would have it, I may be in the gutter, but I am looking up at the stars. The mundanity of work, the power of the bland, the stifling of imagination, still had me, I was its SERVANT and I was flailing, struggling, not making it up the hill. But there was GROWTH - I grew in relationships, as a group my Civil Service colleagues moulded into weekend party animals, I moved into a flat, I found a best-friend, I watched a lot of films, I got into kitchen-sink drama, social realism, French New Wave. Performances stood out, Michael Caine, Hywel Bennett, Glenda Jackson, Leslie Caron in the L-Shaped Room, and in 1965, THE HILL, Sean Connery This film was a visceral society commentary, and fed into my developing tortured poetry persona, and a growing interest in psychology and the human condition. Reviews - My latest contemporary collection Three Score (2024) "Three Score is one of the finest collection of poems by Trevor Maynard that addresses the many crises of our times. The poet explores his relationship with country, society, his family, his psyche and takes us with him into the tunnels of thought we ourselves have experienced and can relate to. He gives expression to the doubts, the skepticism, the unraveling of established structures in powerful poetic form, as an individual with collective awareness." Reviews - Retrospective Voyages in the shadow of "The collection is also infused with a surreal quality, echoing the post apocalyptic Milliganesque humour of "The Bed Sitting Room", while also developing lyrical free verse full of rhythmic highs. Romantic, surreal, and fascinating free verse charting the rise of a poet against social unrest and universal angst." The Dreamer Wakes "What struck me was the variety and the off-beat conversation flow of the poems, and the pervasive cynicism and fear that seemed to underly them; nuclear war seems a real possibility in the writer's mind." States of Being"Free flowing imagination which are at times are surreal, and yet, told in narratives and dialogue that are earthy and matter of fact, while Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "We open with a word, our first word, we close with a last line, an epitaph on our tombstone, and in between we say everything, and nothing, VERY LOUDLY: sometimes unaware of which is which." (Trevor Maynard, editor) Sixty-seven poets from around the world share their voices, combine their words, phrases, producing eighty-two poems which whose images swirl around the mind, educate the brain, and elevate the soul. This anthology is a recognition of life in all its fragile and miraculous forms, encompassing the themes of birth, life, and death into one word PRESENCE. This signifies not only the awareness of the joy of being alive, but also that these words are of this time, a poetic bond capturing the zeitgeist of the world now, this is history in the language of metaphor, image and lyricism. The chapters of the book coalesce into organic form, creating patterns which ebb and flow, that are concrete and ephemeral, that are as visceral yet intangible, as fleeting as life itself, and as enduring as human history, philosophy and remembrance. Many of the poems are NARRATIVE in structure, telling life stories, so these formed the first chapter. This theme develops into a more reflective section, seeking to explore the SPIRIT of how our lives are led. The fulcrum of the anthology is CENTRUM, the emotional heart to the book. The strong storytelling element and the focus on immediate life continues with the fourth chapter, a recognition and appreciation of TRAUMA bringing catharsis. Finally, several poets went back to the original root of all life, MOTHER, and this brought in a deeper psychological reflection: an intrinsic truth to the power and awareness of who we are now - present. The poets of PRESENCE are: Annette Gagliardi, Alan Bern, Alan Keith, Alys Revna, Antony Xavier Jackson, Ashleigh Stevens, Barbara Franzen, Barbara Reynolds, Ben Kayn, Betty Bleen, Bo Bunn, Brandyce Ingram, Calum Robertson, CC Pulliam, Christine Anderes, Cigeng Zhang, Dan Brook, David M Alper, Denver Boxleitner, Emma Wells, Erin McDonagh, Gerald Dampier, Gilbert A Franke, Hannah Walizer, Isaac Richards, James B Nicola, Jill Langlois, Jim Wilson, John Jacobson, Joseph Sinclair, Kay Olami. Keeley Bradley, Kewayne Wadley, Kirby Wright, Linette Rabsatt, LindaAnn LoSchiavo, LS Cyning, Lynne Zotalis, Mari-Carmen Marin, Matthew Freeman, Megan Wildhood, Michelle Murray, Michael Hill, Michael Lee Johnson, Michael J Keeley, Mykyta Ryzhykh, Naa Asheley Ashitey, Nikita Mushi Aggawal, R. David Fletcher. Rebecca Behar, Rebecca Evans, Regina Stone-Grover, Sandip Saha, Sandra Hosking, Shari Jo Lekane-Yetumi, Sharla Shults, Sreyash Sarkar, Stephen Kirin, Susan M Sanders, Terrence Jones, Thomas Osatchoff, Trevor Maynard, Vaibhav Bharawdaj, Wybrig de Vries, and Yazdan Koshsirat "As editor, I hope and trust you will thoroughly enjoy reading and engaging with the voices of this anthology, poets give up of their soul to bring their thoughts to the page, to share with humanity, to give the reader the words that open the world, and lines that give closure. Many thanks to all those who have taken part, I acknowledge and deeply appreciate your kindness, support, and participation in this, our community." Trevor Maynard 2025 There have been 17 poetry anthologies from Willowdown Books, sharing the voices of over 350 poets: selected reviews. ". a window on our connected and collective soul" (.looking in looking out 2023) "The International mix of voices gives enlightenment to the myriad aspects along with the beautiful differences of the world we inhabit" (Human to Human 2021) "Art like this will certainly ne looked back on by future generations to gain a deeper understanding of the human condition during this crisis." (Poems from the Lockdown 2020 Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The seventh in the Retrospective Voyages Series featuring the early work of Trevor Maynard, the year is 1983. Retrospective Voyages This is my journey; however, it is also a human journey, and therefore some ideas, concepts, truths, with resonate with others - we all form, grow, and become: we all age, question, and love. The Hill For me, 1983 was a pivotal year in many ways. As I exited my teenage years and joined the workforce, my mind leapt into creative overdrive as if the slide to 'normal life' was a clarion call to write poetry. Romantically, if young men can differentiate love from lust, I began to explore imagery and metaphor more, while masking my struggles with social interaction through a not-so-healthy dose of self-medication. Alcohol was to be imbibed, oats were to be sown, and life was to be lived dangerously. On the one hand, Lord Byron was an influence, 'mad, bad, and dangerous to know', on the other, I was a filing clerk - but then Einstein was a 'filing clerk'. Then there was Douglas Adams, seminal science-fiction surrealist and truly an iconic messiah of the answer to life, the universe and everything. My mind swirled. I was growing up, not just fearing the mass destruction that seemed imminent because of the Cold War, but getting angry about it, wanting to do something about it. This was a time in which I cemented in my own mind, the idea of POET as a vocation, when I began to see through societal pretence, through the CHATTER, and called out the establishment, FOOLS. However, I was really in the foothills of combat here, probably having only just identified the hill I was going to need to climb. As Oscar Wilde would have it, I may be in the gutter, but I am looking up at the stars. The mundanity of work, the power of the bland, the stifling of imagination, still had me, I was its SERVANT and I was flailing, struggling, not making it up the hill. But there was GROWTH - I grew in relationships, as a group my Civil Service colleagues moulded into weekend party animals, I moved into a flat, I found a best-friend, I watched a lot of films, I got into kitchen-sink drama, social realism, French New Wave. Performances stood out, Michael Caine, Hywel Bennett, Glenda Jackson, Leslie Caron in the L-Shaped Room, and in 1965, THE HILL, Sean Connery This film was a visceral society commentary, and fed into my developing tortured poetry persona, and a growing interest in psychology and the human condition. Reviews - My latest contemporary collection Three Score (2024) "Three Score is one of the finest collection of poems by Trevor Maynard that addresses the many crises of our times. The poet explores his relationship with country, society, his family, his psyche and takes us with him into the tunnels of thought we ourselves have experienced and can relate to. He gives expression to the doubts, the skepticism, the unraveling of established structures in powerful poetic form, as an individual with collective awareness." Reviews - Retrospective Voyages in the shadow of "The collection is also infused with a surreal quality, echoing the post apocalyptic Milliganesque humour of "The Bed Sitting Room", while also developing lyrical free verse full of rhythmic highs. Romantic, surreal, and fascinating free verse charting the rise of a poet against social unrest and universal angst." The Dreamer Wakes "What struck me was the variety and the off-beat conversation flow of the poems, and the pervasive cynicism and fear that seemed to underly them; nuclear war seems a real possibility in the writer's mind." States of Being"Free flowing imagination which are at times are surreal, and yet, told in narratives and dialogue that are earthy and matter of Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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