Don't Speak Easy

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  • ISBN 9781905233809
  • Dimensions: 140 x 210mm
  • Publication Date: 02 May 2024
  • Publisher: Flipped Eye Publishing Limited
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Language: English
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Don’t Speak Easy is Tom Jameson’s debut pamphlet. Its scope ranges from a childhood spent in the immediate wake of the Second World War to a projected future where death provides the opportunity to spin back to the very beginning of life at breakneck speed. Jameson’s skill as a poet and storyteller never loses sight of the fine grain of human experience that interlaces the thick boughs of history. The uneasy speech of the title doesn’t just refer to the difficulty of recollecting one’s own experiences, it also refers to the varying pressures that accost us for trying to speak in our true voice, especially that of his Northern dialect in Big Gob. Despite the serious subject matter of some of the poems, Jameson’s wry sense of humour is always present, never losing sight of the funny side of his recollections, be it his awkward early loves or coffee addiction.
Born in Scarborough, Yorkshire during World War Two, Tom Jameson is a retired educationist who has taught in primary schools in Birmingham, East London and Germany. Retiring in 2000, Tom obtained his Bachelors and Masters Degrees at London Met Uni. Tom has performed at the Poetry Café. His debut Pamphlet, “Don’t Speak Easy” comes to flipped eye October 2022.

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