Author: Tom East

LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE is a detailed recounting of the experiences of an author who had two severe strokes and underwent two long periods of recov...

This novel is a 78,000-word 'whodunit', set in and around Vatsaaq, a small settlement in East Greenland. 'The Greenland Party' is used in two sense...

The stories in The Eve of St Eligius - 22 of them in 76,000 words - may be described in a shorthand way as 'dark' but this belies their variety in ...

The stories in WISH MAN'S WOOD - 22 of them as in THE EVE OF ST ELIGIUS, range even more widely in space and time. Over their 72,000 words, the set...

There are two distinct narrative voices in this novel. One is a first-person account of Judas' life from childhood to dotage. It tells of his boyho...

The primary purpose of all of these poems is, however, to entertain. For more serious - though I hope not unrelentingly grim - poetry have a look a...

The song lyrics that can be heard in performance are THE APPLE-APPLE PIE SONG (no apple-pie isn't American but this isn't mentioned in this light s...

That 'other world' is examined via a series of 31 essays. These are the openings of a few of them: [3] The Call of the Sea: [I] Rain and Snails It'...