This volume of short stories and poems is an experiment of blurring the border between prose and poetry. The topics were... More > inspired by dreams, lyrics of songs, pictures and fairy tales.
"I like to tell stories and explore different ways. I can tell them or write them down, I can sing or paint, dance or act them. As long as the reader, listener or onlooker enjoys the story, I have succeeded." < Less

So I awoke, and behold it was a dream... www.bookofcolours.com

Having once dreamt that he had stumbled upon a castle radiating with all the colours of the rainbow, Henry Faust found... More > himself possessed by the idea of actually finding the castle near Littlestown, Adams County, Pennsylvania, USA. He had discovered during the dream the exact locatiion of the castle and on Christmas Eve of 1990 he travelled there to begin his search.

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I only perceive my surroundings when I use my senses - in effect, opening my curtains and looking out my windows. If I don't... More > look out, I perceive nothing. In effect, nothing exists. What is out there depends entirely on what I perceive. Whatever I perceive is reality, whether I dream, imagine or look out the windows - it is all reality. This is because of what I am and essentially who I am. I perceive differently to others because it's me doing the perceiving... < Less

The story describes events after the Second World War. The American Forces occupied the part of Germany in which these... More > events take place but their contact was completely different to anything related in my account. Be aware that the story was born of my imagination. < Less

The 3rd adventure of Henry Faust

When recalling my childhood and youth I found that the memories flooding my mind had qualities of the mysterious and... More > questionable. Other memories and other pieces, like spectres of a puzzle, surfaced to tease and it was a God Almighty business to decide what was real and what was a myth. I found it impossible to do this consciously. Eventually I decided to be heart-led and I can say in all honesty that my story comes from the heart. < Less

Pictures of the night.

When the moon is full, weird things will happen to you.
When the moon is dark, your nightmares... More > become reality

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The book without title is an experiment in writing and presentation.

Having visited all the stations, one knows that it is... More > the end of what never should have happened… < Less

This is the second book written by Gerhard Heinzelmann. In his first work, "Book of Colours", he sent Henry Faust to chase a... More > dream to discover the meaning of the colours of the rainbow. In "The Sorrows of Gerald Fitzgerald", the author leads Gerald through loss and grief to find his home and with it Gerald comes to an end like a film comes to an end. In "GERALDUS MISSA EST", Gerald reawakens and with the use of imagination, faith and desire he finds redemption.

Gerhard Heinzelmann, born in Germany, studied art in Scotland and now lives in Gravesend, Kent, UK.
He studies Creative Writing at the University of Kent.
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