Dare to Fly is a slender volume of poetry from two chronologically diverse people: Lori-Anne Grim from Pennsylvania in the US, and John Irvine from Colville in New Zealand. With their own personal experiences of depression and worse, they have come together to share with the reader some interesting views on dealing with insanity. Oh, not in the traditional sense, but rather how to embrace the idea of madness with gusto!
About the Book
Dare to Fly is a slender volume of poetry from two chronologically diverse people: Lori-Anne Grim from Pennsylvania in the US, and John Irvine from Colville in New Zealand. With their own personal experiences of depression and worse, they have come together to share with the reader some interesting views on dealing with insanity. Oh, not in the traditional sense, but rather how to embrace the idea of madness with gusto!
Their poetical observations pull no punches, and all the traditional societal mores, from religion to relationships, are explored with relish. Some of their poetry is acerbic, some is very sad and some is just hilariously irreverent. All is personal.
Put some Leonard Cohen on the CD player, pour a large tumbler of good whiskey and settle back while Lori-Anne and John explore their own devious minds.
69p/Paperback
69p/Paperback