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The Midnight Eye returns in The Sirens! At first it's a simple lost son case, but for PI Derek Adams things turn quickly to the twilight zone. Soon he's on a remote island and up to his hips in mer-women, shape-changers and ancient fisher cults. Running back to the city doesn't help; there's magic and mayhem loose on the streets. An ancient god is waking up, and only blood will stop him!
The essential sharpness of Ken Pobo’s eye is on full display in the poems of Glass Garden. Carefully etched, his lines are rich and faithful to the details of the world. In Pobo’s garden, everything merits —and rewards—scrutiny.
Here, in this volume, Rimbaud lives and disappears, as he does in his own oeuvre. Park rangers with whom I supped on the coast of Java one night are swept in and out to sea by a tsunami the following week. A colleague opens a beer at a Bali bar I have haunted for years and is blown to smithereens by a terrorist’s bomb. Earthquakes. Mudslides. Volcanoes. Imagination must give way to inspiration.
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