The Killing of the Father

Have you seen the disgrace?

A collection of poetry written by the late, great, aged aesthete and professor of English Literature, Sheridan Shadrack, who died in a terrible incident involving a pair of slippers and a Terry's Chocolate Orange, published here by his direct final request. Poems about love and law and poverty; Mezcal hallucinogen nightmares, houses with no lights on and stained glass windows in the sky.

'I didn't realise you wrote such bloody awful poetry, Mr. Shank-er, Shadrack' - The Guardian.