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Will Stone

    ARC Translation S: To The Silenced
    Salt Modern Poets: Glaciation
    Glaciation
    The Slowing Ride
    Immortal Wreckage
    • Immortal Wreckage

      • 78 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Exploring themes of dystopia and legacy, the poems illuminate the bleak landscape of human existence and its impact on future generations. The poet's perspective acts as a guiding light, revealing the remnants of a world marred by destruction and loss. Through evocative imagery and poignant reflections, the collection challenges readers to confront the realities of their inherited environment.

      Immortal Wreckage
      5.0
    • The Slowing Ride

      • 80 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Exploring the interplay of history and human experience, the book features a poet who traverses various epochs, cultures, and landscapes. It weaves together themes of tragedy and human resilience, revealing the complexities of shared, non-linear time. The narrative is marked by the poet's ability to evoke striking visions that encompass beauty, despair, joy, and horror, offering a profound commentary on the human condition. This work continues the tradition of English-born European poetry with its rich, evocative language and deep emotional resonance.

      The Slowing Ride
      4.0
    • Glaciation

      • 80 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Sets out with only language to meet this catastrophe and from the daunting inescapable truths faced by modern man, suggests a potential existential transcendence via poetic metaphor and striking physical imagery.

      Glaciation
    • Salt Modern Poets: Glaciation

      • 80 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      WINNER GLEN DIMPLEX POETRY AWARD 2008. Will Stone was recently named a 'European-leaning maverick' by Hugo Williams in the TLS, which may explain why his remarkable voice has been unjustly neglected until now. Stone's poems have a visionary edge to them, replete as they are with a powerful imagery both sublime and unsettling. Suffused with melancholy and a sometimes apocalyptic morbidity, his poetry is also lyrically tender and elegiac, focusing on both the trauma of mankind pinioned by an ever increasing existential insecurity in a debased natural world and the consolation of revealing a poetic 'spiritual' essence still active in certain landscapes.

      Salt Modern Poets: Glaciation