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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Rooms I Leave Lit.is an intimate collection of autobiographical poetry about love, loneliness, memory, ageing, and the long search for somewhere to belong.Moving through childhood abandonment, fractured relationships, life across different countries, and the silence of growing older far from home, D'arcy writes with honesty about the private experiences many people carry but rarely speak aloud.These poems explore what it means to love after disappointment, to live alone without becoming invisible, and to continue creating when the world feels distant. Scotland, America, Estonia, old houses, empty rooms, winter streets, missed calls, ageing bodies, and unfinished goodbyes all become part of a deeply personal emotional landscape.At the heart of the collection is one recurring image: a light left burning in an otherwise dark house. It becomes a symbol of memory, endurance, and the quiet refusal to disappear.Tender, direct, and emotionally unguarded, The Rooms I Leave Lit is for anyone who has felt forgotten, displaced, difficult to love, or uncertain where home truly is, processed by a neurodivergent mind.It is a book about the people who leave, the rooms that remember them, and the small lights we keep burning for the person we may still become.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Fifty poems. Three constants: betrayal, lust, and love.The Confessor navigates the moody, fractured landscapes of the human psyche, capturing the raw anatomy of desire. Written with sharp emotional precision, D'arcy McPherson's collection is a haunting invitation to face the secrets that define us.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Seventeen-year-old Mairi Vale has spent her life being overlooked.Quiet. Unwanted. Easy to ignore.Then a man follows her into the rowan wood-and Mairi discovers that something ancient has been waiting beneath her skin.By dawn, the man is dead.His throat has been torn open. His body has been drained of blood. And Mairi can still taste his fear.As the Highland clans gather at Dun Eithne under promises of peace, more bodies appear. Each death draws the clans closer to war. Each killing awakens a deeper hunger inside Mairi.The old stories call her kind the baobhan sith: beautiful women who dance beneath the moon, lure men into the hills, and drink them dry.But Mairi is no mindless creature.Someone has awakened her blood deliberately.Someone is marking the victims.And someone intends to use her as a weapon against every clan in the Highlands.The only man who may know the truth is Cael MacRath, a scarred hunter sent to kill creatures like her. He carries cold iron, old secrets, and the guilt of what his family did to Mairi's mother.He should be her executioner.Instead, he becomes the one man who sees the frightened girl inside the monster.But Mairi's third feeding is approaching.When it comes, she will either master the hunger-or become the queen of every dead woman waiting beneath the hill.The Girl Beneath the Rowan is a dark Highland romantasy of forbidden love, ancient British folklore, clan betrayal, female rage, and the terrible price of becoming powerful enough to stop being afraid.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Rooms I Leave Lit.is an intimate collection of autobiographical poetry about love, loneliness, memory, ageing, and the long search for somewhere to belong.Moving through childhood abandonment, fractured relationships, life across different countries, and the silence of growing older far from home, D'arcy writes with honesty about the private experiences many people carry but rarely speak aloud.These poems explore what it means to love after disappointment, to live alone without becoming invisible, and to continue creating when the world feels distant. Scotland, America, Estonia, old houses, empty rooms, winter streets, missed calls, ageing bodies, and unfinished goodbyes all become part of a deeply personal emotional landscape.At the heart of the collection is one recurring image: a light left burning in an otherwise dark house. It becomes a symbol of memory, endurance, and the quiet refusal to disappear.Tender, direct, and emotionally unguarded, The Rooms I Leave Lit is for anyone who has felt forgotten, displaced, difficult to love, or uncertain where home truly is, processed by a neurodivergent mind.It is a book about the people who leave, the rooms that remember them, and the small lights we keep burning for the person we may still become. This item is printed on demand. 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. The Confessor is a collection of intimate, unsettling poems about the truths people hide from others and the lies they tell themselves.These poems move through love, betrayal, emotional abuse, loneliness, ageing, desire, shame, grief, survival, and the quiet violence of being forgotten. Some voices confess what was done to them. Others admit what they did. Several speak from the uncomfortable space between victim and offender, where memory changes shape and innocence is never simple.At times tender, at times brutal, the collection explores damaged relationships, abandoned homes, public humiliation, private cruelty, lost faith, and the desperate human need to be seen. Each poem reads like a testimony whispered after midnight, when excuses have failed and only the truth remains.ExtractsShe called it our homewhile I paid for every room.Then folded my life into black bagsand left them beside the bins.We did not stop loving each other.We simply learnedhow to make love hurt.I confessed to the mirrorbecause it was the only witnessthat had never interrupted me.I was only wounded first.The cruelest thing she gave mewas a homeshe already knewshe would take away.Everyone has something they have never admitted. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There are things a man will tell a stranger before he tells the person sleeping beside him. Ask him what is wrong and he will say he is tired. Tired is the great male confession. It can mean frightened, ashamed, lonely, grieving, or close to collapse. It can mean: I do not know how to tell you what is happening inside me without becoming someone I was taught to despise.men cry in cars enters the private life beneath the male performance: the place where fear becomes anger, grief becomes silence, tenderness becomes a joke, and the need to be held becomes a lifelong determination never to need anyone. Through essays, poems, eulogies, letters, and the anonymous voices of ordinary men, it maps what men feel, what they are permitted to show, and what happens to everything they bury.It is not a defence of masculinity, and not an attack on it. It implicates its own narrator, a man who blamed the people who loved him for not understanding him while making certain they never could, and follows him from armour to exposure, and to a harder, truer idea of strength.A man does not become less himself when he tells the truth about his fear. He becomes less divided.Begun in a car and a hostel, and written for the men who have not yet said the true word, and for the people who love them and keep asking anyway. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. FuKt is a blunt, funny and occasionally useful field guide to staying human in a world that appears to have misplaced the instructions.Modern life promised greater freedom, better technology, endless connection and more choice. Instead, many people feel lonely, exhausted, replaceable and permanently behind. Love has become a marketplace. Work has become an identity. Outrage has become entertainment. Our phones connect us to everybody while quietly removing us from the room.Through composite stories, sharp observations and practical Life Notes, D'arcy examines modern relationships, work, money, loneliness, masculinity, family, sex, technology, AI, social media, ageing, grief and the exhausting pressure to package every human experience for public consumption.This is not a book written by a psychologist, therapist or self-appointed guru standing above the reader with a clipboard. It does not promise transformation before breakfast or suggest that every difficulty can be solved with meditation, cold showers and a more expensive notebook.Instead, FuKt asks a more useful question: are you genuinely failing, or are you responding quite sensibly to a culture designed to keep you dissatisfied?The book challenges the belief that marriage, mortgages, careers and social approval provide permanent security. It considers what it means to be alone, over fifty, redundant, divorced, uncertain or living outside the approved Western timetable-and why an unconventional life is not necessarily an unsuccessful one.Its Life Notes are not commandments. They are handrails: small ideas for difficult moments when the mind is tired, the room is loud and a complete philosophy of existence feels slightly ambitious.FuKt will not make life painless, predictable or permanently sorted.It may help you feel less uniquely defective, more honestly responsible and slightly less available for nonsense. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Confessor is a collection of intimate, unsettling poems about the truths people hide from others and the lies they tell themselves.These poems move through love, betrayal, emotional abuse, loneliness, ageing, desire, shame, grief, survival, and the quiet violence of being forgotten. Some voices confess what was done to them. Others admit what they did. Several speak from the uncomfortable space between victim and offender, where memory changes shape and innocence is never simple.At times tender, at times brutal, the collection explores damaged relationships, abandoned homes, public humiliation, private cruelty, lost faith, and the desperate human need to be seen. Each poem reads like a testimony whispered after midnight, when excuses have failed and only the truth remains.ExtractsShe called it our homewhile I paid for every room.Then folded my life into black bagsand left them beside the bins.We did not stop loving each other.We simply learnedhow to make love hurt.I confessed to the mirrorbecause it was the only witnessthat had never interrupted me.I was only wounded first.The cruelest thing she gave mewas a homeshe already knewshe would take away.Everyone has something they have never admitted. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Confessor is a collection of intimate, unsettling poems about the truths people hide from others and the lies they tell themselves.These poems move through love, betrayal, emotional abuse, loneliness, ageing, desire, shame, grief, survival, and the quiet violence of being forgotten. Some voices confess what was done to them. Others admit what they did. Several speak from the uncomfortable space between victim and offender, where memory changes shape and innocence is never simple.At times tender, at times brutal, the collection explores damaged relationships, abandoned homes, public humiliation, private cruelty, lost faith, and the desperate human need to be seen. Each poem reads like a testimony whispered after midnight, when excuses have failed and only the truth remains.ExtractsShe called it our homewhile I paid for every room.Then folded my life into black bagsand left them beside the bins.We did not stop loving each other.We simply learnedhow to make love hurt.I confessed to the mirrorbecause it was the only witnessthat had never interrupted me.I was only wounded first.The cruelest thing she gave mewas a homeshe already knewshe would take away.Everyone has something they have never admitted. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There are things a man will tell a stranger before he tells the person sleeping beside him. Ask him what is wrong and he will say he is tired. Tired is the great male confession. It can mean frightened, ashamed, lonely, grieving, or close to collapse. It can mean: I do not know how to tell you what is happening inside me without becoming someone I was taught to despise.men cry in cars enters the private life beneath the male performance: the place where fear becomes anger, grief becomes silence, tenderness becomes a joke, and the need to be held becomes a lifelong determination never to need anyone. Through essays, poems, eulogies, letters, and the anonymous voices of ordinary men, it maps what men feel, what they are permitted to show, and what happens to everything they bury.It is not a defence of masculinity, and not an attack on it. It implicates its own narrator, a man who blamed the people who loved him for not understanding him while making certain they never could, and follows him from armour to exposure, and to a harder, truer idea of strength.A man does not become less himself when he tells the truth about his fear. He becomes less divided.Begun in a car and a hostel, and written for the men who have not yet said the true word, and for the people who love them and keep asking anyway. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Confessor is a collection of intimate, unsettling poems about the truths people hide from others and the lies they tell themselves.These poems move through love, betrayal, emotional abuse, loneliness, ageing, desire, shame, grief, survival, and the quiet violence of being forgotten. Some voices confess what was done to them. Others admit what they did. Several speak from the uncomfortable space between victim and offender, where memory changes shape and innocence is never simple.At times tender, at times brutal, the collection explores damaged relationships, abandoned homes, public humiliation, private cruelty, lost faith, and the desperate human need to be seen. Each poem reads like a testimony whispered after midnight, when excuses have failed and only the truth remains.ExtractsShe called it our homewhile I paid for every room.Then folded my life into black bagsand left them beside the bins.We did not stop loving each other.We simply learnedhow to make love hurt.I confessed to the mirrorbecause it was the only witnessthat had never interrupted me.I was only wounded first.The cruelest thing she gave mewas a homeshe already knewshe would take away.Everyone has something they have never admitted. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Rooms I Leave Lit.is an intimate collection of autobiographical poetry about love, loneliness, memory, ageing, and the long search for somewhere to belong.Moving through childhood abandonment, fractured relationships, life across different countries, and the silence of growing older far from home, D'arcy writes with honesty about the private experiences many people carry but rarely speak aloud.These poems explore what it means to love after disappointment, to live alone without becoming invisible, and to continue creating when the world feels distant. Scotland, America, Estonia, old houses, empty rooms, winter streets, missed calls, ageing bodies, and unfinished goodbyes all become part of a deeply personal emotional landscape.At the heart of the collection is one recurring image: a light left burning in an otherwise dark house. It becomes a symbol of memory, endurance, and the quiet refusal to disappear.Tender, direct, and emotionally unguarded, The Rooms I Leave Lit is for anyone who has felt forgotten, displaced, difficult to love, or uncertain where home truly is, processed by a neurodivergent mind.It is a book about the people who leave, the rooms that remember them, and the small lights we keep burning for the person we may still become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. FuKt is a blunt, funny and occasionally useful field guide to staying human in a world that appears to have misplaced the instructions.Modern life promised greater freedom, better technology, endless connection and more choice. Instead, many people feel lonely, exhausted, replaceable and permanently behind. Love has become a marketplace. Work has become an identity. Outrage has become entertainment. Our phones connect us to everybody while quietly removing us from the room.Through composite stories, sharp observations and practical Life Notes, D'arcy examines modern relationships, work, money, loneliness, masculinity, family, sex, technology, AI, social media, ageing, grief and the exhausting pressure to package every human experience for public consumption.This is not a book written by a psychologist, therapist or self-appointed guru standing above the reader with a clipboard. It does not promise transformation before breakfast or suggest that every difficulty can be solved with meditation, cold showers and a more expensive notebook.Instead, FuKt asks a more useful question: are you genuinely failing, or are you responding quite sensibly to a culture designed to keep you dissatisfied?The book challenges the belief that marriage, mortgages, careers and social approval provide permanent security. It considers what it means to be alone, over fifty, redundant, divorced, uncertain or living outside the approved Western timetable-and why an unconventional life is not necessarily an unsuccessful one.Its Life Notes are not commandments. They are handrails: small ideas for difficult moments when the mind is tired, the room is loud and a complete philosophy of existence feels slightly ambitious.FuKt will not make life painless, predictable or permanently sorted.It may help you feel less uniquely defective, more honestly responsible and slightly less available for nonsense. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - FuKt is a blunt, funny and occasionally useful field guide to staying human in a world that appears to have misplaced the instructions.Modern life promised greater freedom, better technology, endless connection and more choice. Instead, many people feel lonely, exhausted, replaceable and permanently behind. Love has become a marketplace. Work has become an identity. Outrage has become entertainment. Our phones connect us to everybody while quietly removing us from the room.Through composite stories, sharp observations and practical Life Notes, D'arcy examines modern relationships, work, money, loneliness, masculinity, family, sex, technology, AI, social media, ageing, grief and the exhausting pressure to package every human experience for public consumption.This is not a book written by a psychologist, therapist or self-appointed guru standing above the reader with a clipboard. It does not promise transformation before breakfast or suggest that every difficulty can be solved with meditation, cold showers and a more expensive notebook.Instead, FuKt asks a more useful question: are you genuinely failing, or are you responding quite sensibly to a culture designed to keep you dissatisfied The book challenges the belief that marriage, mortgages, careers and social approval provide permanent security. It considers what it means to be alone, over fifty, redundant, divorced, uncertain or living outside the approved Western timetable-and why an unconventional life is not necessarily an unsuccessful one.Its Life Notes are not commandments. They are handrails: small ideas for difficult moments when the mind is tired, the room is loud and a complete philosophy of existence feels slightly ambitious.FuKt will not make life painless, predictable or permanently sorted.It may help you feel less uniquely defective, more honestly responsible and slightly less available for nonsense.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. FuKt is a blunt, funny and occasionally useful field guide to staying human in a world that appears to have misplaced the instructions.Modern life promised greater freedom, better technology, endless connection and more choice. Instead, many people feel lonely, exhausted, replaceable and permanently behind. Love has become a marketplace. Work has become an identity. Outrage has become entertainment. Our phones connect us to everybody while quietly removing us from the room.Through composite stories, sharp observations and practical Life Notes, D'arcy examines modern relationships, work, money, loneliness, masculinity, family, sex, technology, AI, social media, ageing, grief and the exhausting pressure to package every human experience for public consumption.This is not a book written by a psychologist, therapist or self-appointed guru standing above the reader with a clipboard. It does not promise transformation before breakfast or suggest that every difficulty can be solved with meditation, cold showers and a more expensive notebook.Instead, FuKt asks a more useful question: are you genuinely failing, or are you responding quite sensibly to a culture designed to keep you dissatisfied?The book challenges the belief that marriage, mortgages, careers and social approval provide permanent security. It considers what it means to be alone, over fifty, redundant, divorced, uncertain or living outside the approved Western timetable-and why an unconventional life is not necessarily an unsuccessful one.Its Life Notes are not commandments. They are handrails: small ideas for difficult moments when the mind is tired, the room is loud and a complete philosophy of existence feels slightly ambitious.FuKt will not make life painless, predictable or permanently sorted.It may help you feel less uniquely defective, more honestly responsible and slightly less available for nonsense. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …