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Tickets to the Fall of Icarus

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Tickets to the Fall of Icarus charts the flight of two flamboyant characters, Icarus and Audrey, as they navigate their way through the maelstrom of modern life amidst natural disasters, pandemics, online dating and even a little self-sabotage. In artfully executed narrative poetry, Gering deploys his inimitable style and humour to bring characters into dynamic life on the page. There are few readers who won't see glimmers or shards of themselves in Audrey and Icarus. These vignettes are surprising, bittersweet and strangely insightful as they coalesce in a collection that is a challenging but joyful exploration of what it means to be alive and incisively engaged in the 21st century. Reviews Full of literary references, puns and wit, this collection is a waterfall of mordant humour, note-perfect and a mirror to our post-pandemic selves. Read it in a rush or savour the sly satire - or just gorge on the whimsy and poetic spell-making. You'll want to rush into the Australian bush to stash vodka and Lion Stout and make your own bottle sculpture by the road. And, of course, fall in love. - Anna Kerdijk Nicholson, author of Possession and Everyday Epic ¿Gering achieves artistic flair through deft control of language and shots of Kafkaesque absurdism. This collection might be an invitation to dive deep into the blind-spot of the Johari window, that psychological tool to better understand our relationships and some frightening aspects of ourselves. But, hey, ultimately it's the landing that kills you, not the fall itself. So, through Gering's poignant yet bitingly honest storytelling, let's enjoy the flight! - Daniel Ionita, author of Pentimento

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  • Sprache:
  • Englisch
  • ISBN:
  • 9781922830470
  • Einband:
  • Taschenbuch
  • Seitenzahl:
  • 108
  • Veröffentlicht:
  • 6. November 2023
  • Abmessungen:
  • 140x6x216 mm.
  • Gewicht:
  • 148 g.
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Tickets to the Fall of Icarus charts the flight of two flamboyant characters, Icarus and Audrey, as they navigate their way through the maelstrom of modern life amidst natural disasters, pandemics, online dating and even a little self-sabotage.
In artfully executed narrative poetry, Gering deploys his inimitable style and humour to bring characters into dynamic life on the page. There are few readers who won't see glimmers or shards of themselves in Audrey and Icarus.
These vignettes are surprising, bittersweet and strangely insightful as they coalesce in a collection that is a challenging but joyful exploration of what it means to be alive and incisively engaged in the 21st century.
Reviews
Full of literary references, puns and wit, this collection is a waterfall of mordant humour, note-perfect and a mirror to our post-pandemic selves. Read it in a rush or savour the sly satire - or just gorge on the whimsy and poetic spell-making. You'll want to rush into the Australian bush to stash vodka and Lion Stout and make your own bottle sculpture by the road. And, of course, fall in love.
- Anna Kerdijk Nicholson, author of Possession and Everyday Epic
¿Gering achieves artistic flair through deft control of language and shots of Kafkaesque absurdism. This collection might be an invitation to dive deep into the blind-spot of the Johari window, that psychological tool to better understand our relationships and some frightening aspects of ourselves. But, hey, ultimately it's the landing that kills you, not the fall itself. So, through Gering's poignant yet bitingly honest storytelling, let's enjoy the flight!
- Daniel Ionita, author of Pentimento

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