The Garden Black - and other speculations - Prem, Frank
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The Garden Black poetry collection is a venture into fantasy and speculative fiction based on the dual themes of rain forest and fantasy. . The rainforest becomes a desert, and then the sea. . A man in a satellite orbits the earth while playing his violin and pondering. A girl gazes up at the passing light and dances. . Od Ovo - a youth who is from here, raises the dust of frustrated boredom on a mining asteroid, and cannot believe traveller tales of places where water falls from the sky. . What colour are the flowers in the Reaper's garden? They are all colours . . . They are black. Welcome to the speculative fantasies that are The Garden Black.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Garden Black poetry collection is a venture into fantasy and speculative fiction based on the dual themes of rain forest and fantasy. . The rainforest becomes a desert, and then the sea. . A man in a satellite orbits the earth while playing his violin and pondering. A girl gazes up at the passing light and dances. . Od Ovo - a youth who is from here, raises the dust of frustrated boredom on a mining asteroid, and cannot believe traveller tales of places where water falls from the sky. . What colour are the flowers in the Reaper's garden? They are all colours . . . They are black. Welcome to the speculative fantasies that are The Garden Black.
Autorenporträt
Frank Prem has been a storytelling poet for more than forty years, and spent his professional working life as a psychiatric nurse in various parts of the public psychiatry system in Victoria (Australia). His poetry has been published in magazines, e-zines and anthologies, in Australia and in a number of other countries, and has both performed and recorded his work as 'spoken word', and he has published in excess of thirty poetry collections and books.Frank is an Adjunct Research Associate of the School of Education, Charles Sturt University, Australia.He and his wife live in the beautiful township of Beechworth in the North East of Victoria.His web page is located at: www.frankprem.com.