Gerry Potter Book order

This autobiographical work delves into the author's reflections on memories and their significance, personifying them as integral parts of life. It offers a unique perspective on personal experiences, blending humor and insight. The author, known for their previous work on Planet Young, shares stories that resonate with viewers familiar with their appearances on BBC TV's Between the Covers. This installment promises a heartfelt exploration of identity and the impact of memories on one's journey.

Join Gerry Potter on a voyage into social relativism and the domestic/fantastic in a punchy 'n' pithy, yet generously discursive, collection. Contemplating both the ingrained and fleeting fears of a life enlightened through c-PTSD diagnosis, these are li'l poems addressing big issues.

Part love letter to his adopted home city of Manchester, part critique of the arts and governing bodies (both specific and societal), Gerry's eighth collection of autobiographical, domestic/fantastic theatre-verse is a socio- political, hard-hittin' 'n' thought-provokin' collection of poetry, prose and plays. Adult themes throughout, LGBTQ+.

In his seventh autobiographical collection of domestic/fantastic theatre- verse, Gerry navigates an ocean of poems and little splashes. From Scottie Road to saunas, Hammer films to heartfelt and articulate politics, and the lost and found of loves and lives, this is where mythos becomes proven fact. Adult poetry & plays, LGBTQ+.

In his sixth autobiographical collection of poetry and prose, Gerry explores his fascination with Ireland and a culture steeped in storytelling. Recalling news reports from his childhood he retraces history, experiencing passion, politics and conflict in a poignant and provocative road trip through time. Adult poetry / Play / LGBTQ+

Before extreme shyness,before understanding trauma,in colourful council of infancy, Folly Butler takes root...Gerry's fifth collection of domestic fantastic, theatre verse. A genre defying opus. Poetry / Plays / LGBTQ+

Gerry Potter's first collection of domestic/fantastic theatre-verse. Biographical, confessional and rich with spell-weaving imagery, Planet Young is a magical history tour, thrusting you forever forward through Liverpool's Scottie Road before brake-slamming and horn-pounding into a wider world.