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Mick Guffan

    Inner London Buddha
    Bent For The Job
    • 2021

      Bent For The Job

      • 88 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      This selection of 'new poems' is partly sourced from an extensive archive found hidden in the poet's former abode. Within these pages: alcohol, melancholia, Get Carter, menstrual blood, loneliness, unsatisfying sexual encounters, fading personal relationships, passionate trysts, emotional breakdowns and so on. Perseverance by the reader will, however, be rewarded with glimpses of humour, goodwill and even compassion. But always with Mr Guffan's barely concealed complicity to be 'bent for the job'.

      Bent For The Job
    • 2018

      Inner London Buddha

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Inner London Buddha is the definitive collection by poet/builder Mick Guffan. Over a hundred poems, gleaned from numerous long out-of-print chapbooks and obscure literary magazines, consider such diverse and troublesome subjects as unemployment, melancholia, The Wild Bunch, alcohol, heroin, crystal meth, sex, pornography, Tramadol, buddhism, James Joyce, the family, the construction industry, perverted landlords and yes, some love for good measure.

      Inner London Buddha