Publications

'LIFE - an anthology of new work from marginalised artists and writers across Sussex and  beyond'

£7.99 + p.p.

Published by Creative Future (designed by Harrison and QueenSpark Books, Brighton)

ISBN 978-0-9563307-3-4

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'Reverie and Rude Awakenings' - collected poetry by Tom Jayston

£4.00 + p.p.

Published by Creative Future 
(edited and selected by Alan Morrison)
ISBN 978-0-9563307-2-7

Extracts from forward by Alan Morrison:  "...Coming soon....."

 

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'A Coat of Blanket Dreams' - collected poetry by Mary O'Dwyer

£4.00 + p.p.

Published by Creative Future 
(edited and selected by Alan Morrison)
ISBN 978-0-9563307-1-0

Extracts from forward by Alan Morrison:  "...With the poems of Mary O'Dwyer, we catch that inimitable magic of the autodidactic voice: prosodic sampling, unpredictable turns of phrase, and an essential, untamed quality.  Some of these are classic traits in the work of nascent poets whose wings are unclipped by tutoring, but there is in O'Dwyer's oeuvre - as in those of her Creative Future contempories Neal Pearce and Tom Jayston - that unmistakable spark that often presages future distinction..."

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'Amazement - an anthology of new work from marginalised artists and writers across Sussex and  beyond'

£5.00 + p.p.

Published by Creative Future (designed by Harrison and QueenSpark Books, Brighton)
ISBN 978-0-904733-78-5

Extracts from a review by Alan Morrison:  "...Creative Future’s brand new publication, appropriately entitled amazement – each title uniquely paint-sprayed and stencilled by hand to add that personal touch – is a stunning publication, not simply in its production – perfect-bound, with gloss paper throughout – but most importantly of all, in its considerably striking content..."  

 Read the full review at  www.therecusant.org.uk/#/amazementcreativefutures/4533385128

 

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'Crate Of Fuchsias' - collected poetry by Neal Pearce

 

 

£3.00 + p.p.

Published by Creative Future (edited and selected by Alan Morrison)
ISBN 978-0-9563307-0-3

Extracts from the foreward by Alan Morrison:  "Gritty, edgy, dark, almost anomic...often startling in its images: 'My children as candles burning down in another room'; an 'old man as a shrivelled apple looking back on his tree top youth'.  Lines such as these and the inspired juxtaposition of red hair 'like rusty cemetry gates' of a girl who tells the poet he will kill himself one day, mark Pearce out as a significant lyric voice..."