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Changing Places with Light By David Erdos

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David Erdos's chapbook celebrates the last five years of the life of film director John Cassavetes and Erdos's recently deceased friend the poet Heathcote Williams

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The Scar on the Cloud By David Erdos

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David Erdos is an actor, poet, playwright, director, critic, illustrator and lecturer with over 300 professional credits. His first book of poetry Easy Verses for Difficult Times (also published by... More > Penniless Press) was a week long journal detailing a 2017 residency at the sixth Babylonian Festival of Arts and Culture. The Scar on the Cloud contains poems written over the last few years detailing the personal and public triumphs of the writer and the world around him.< Less

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News from Mars By David Erdos

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David Erdos is an actor, writer, director, teacher, illustrator and composer with over 300 professional credits. He works for The International Times and consults for numerous arts organisations,... More > record labels, theatre and production companies across the world. His previous books for PPP are Easy Verses for Difficult Times, Oil on Silver and The Scar on the Cloud.< Less

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Warming the Wound By David Erdos

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At the centre of this new collection of poems by David Erdos that take in panoramas of personal and public loss along with visions of hope and the creations of new and lasting legacies, is the epic... More > poem When a Tower Falls which sees the Grenfell disaster as a totem for a disintegrating society with its acceptance of petty minded, power seeking despotism and prejudice on all levels in the wake of Brexit, Johnson and Trump. Actor, director and academic Henry Woolf has deemed it ‘a brilliant polemic in the great tradition of 18th. Century public poems on vital concerns’< Less