Michael Knox Books

Set against the backdrop of Hamilton's North End, this collection weaves together individual narratives that delve into the complexities of masculinity. Each piece contributes to a broader exploration of themes such as identity, struggle, and resilience, painting a vivid picture of life in a challenging urban environment. The gritty realism and interconnected stories offer a profound commentary on the male experience within this specific community.

Play Out the Match, Michael Knox’s first published collection of poetry, is also an extended meditation on the idea of reconciliation. Vivid and lyrical, the poems make use of various voices, speakers, and landscapes to explore the surreptitious aspects of fear and indifference, tenderness and fragility. In Play Out the Match, dollar store cashiers, Scottish pub brawlers, lovers, and cowards create a broad and sympathetic world of otherness. Shifting viewpoints and lexicons weave across a wide variety of experience and emotion, producing a poetry that is cinematic in its imagery but lucid and accessible in content. In achingly human narratives, Knox examines the finer lines between love and indifference, meaning and loss.

Three men from a suburban neighborhood, each leading vastly different lives, find their paths intertwined in a transformative encounter. The narrative explores themes of isolation, masculinity, and the impact of personal disasters, offering a poignant and brutal examination of human resilience. Through cinematic prose, Michael Knox delves into the complexities of their experiences, highlighting the emotional struggles of a heartbroken derelict, an idealistic executive, and a father seeking to reconnect with his daughters.

In "Operation Göring" wird die Journalistin Maria Berger wegen ihrer Recherchen über das nationalsozialistische Terror-Netzwerk ermordet. Ihr Freund Martin Schmidt entdeckt Pläne für ein großes Terror-Attentat und kämpft mit unerwarteten Verbündeten gegen die Neo-Nazis. Ein packender Thriller, der aktuelle Gefahren aufzeigt.