56 People I've Never Met - Burkitt, Carl
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These fifty-six glimpses of real and imaginary people offers something else - a glimpse into the human psyche, into a sense of others, into life itself. These vignettes speak for all of us, with humour and an unbridled joy in what it means to be alive. This is a celebratory collection, celebrating life, the living of it, the world in which we live, celebrating celebrations, celebrating celebrities, (and there are quite a lot of them featured amid these fifty six). Carl's collection has that uncanny ability to bring the imaginary into the realms of the real to such an extent that it feels as if…mehr

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These fifty-six glimpses of real and imaginary people offers something else - a glimpse into the human psyche, into a sense of others, into life itself. These vignettes speak for all of us, with humour and an unbridled joy in what it means to be alive. This is a celebratory collection, celebrating life, the living of it, the world in which we live, celebrating celebrations, celebrating celebrities, (and there are quite a lot of them featured amid these fifty six). Carl's collection has that uncanny ability to bring the imaginary into the realms of the real to such an extent that it feels as if the subjects of these poems are, after just a few lines, people we suddenly know intimately.
Autorenporträt
Carl Burkitt likes telling tales. He tells long tales, short tales, silly tales, sad tales and likes to tell them online, behind a mic, in books, in schools, and on the sofa with his young family. His debut poetry collection, What Does A Baby Think It Is? was published by Enthusiastic Press in 2020. Carl is a featured poet with Rhymes With Orange, runs writing workshops, and his debut kids' collection, Elephants Sleep in Bunk Beds, was published by Beir Bua in January 2022. Say hello to Carl at www.carltellstales.com or @CarlBurkitt on Twitter. Jason Disley https://www.beatnpress.co.uk/ Robert Gatnham https://professorofwhimsy.com