Karaoke King Robert Fitterman

Karaoke King Robert FittermanThe poems in Dai George's Karaoke King stand poised at the brink: they move through turbulent times and chronicle both uncertainty and joy. The poets tone is one of tender irony and pointed reflection. He conveys the uneasiness of a generation trying to evolve progressive values, to embrace a rapidly changing society, to recognise their privilege. As well as the pressure of developing careers and private lives, there is also a pressing need to address

This follow-up to Goose Fair Night examines the ways we own and are owned by land – how we both make and are made by the places we inhabit

essays and reviews have appeared internationally in numerous journals and anthologies

entreats the reader to return

University of Westminster

her observations insightful

It also contains several meditations on the writer's childhood

which developed the voices of twelve brand new short story writers based in the region

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He is the co-founder of the environmental organisation

Well-known in Wales as a presenter of sports

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Comparisons with magic realism come immediately to mind