The Less Abled Writer is a written account by a dyslexic writer over a period of one year from the time his mother passed and how he overcame his grief from the loss of his mum. The story is in two sections, the first section is the raw written work unedited by the dyslexic writer and the second section is the same story but edited for a wider audience.
Intriguing and psychological, this short read thriller weaves a captivating mystery that keeps readers guessing. With a blend of exciting action and crime, the plot challenges the characters' life choices, prompting deeper reflection on their paths. The evolving narrative engages the audience, ensuring a thought-provoking experience.
The art of Robert P. Clarke is vividly showcased through his unique blend of photography, drawing, and poetry. The book delves into his diverse experiences, including his work with ghosts, nude models, and his appearances on ITV and BBC3. It emphasizes his exploration of life through shadow images and film, while his gritty poetry reflects on everyday life and the artistic process. Clarke's multifaceted approach reveals a deep connection between his visual art and literary expression.
Featuring a diverse collection of Robert P. Clarke's art and photography, this volume showcases his line drawings, distinctive shadow and reflection photography, and captivating landscapes. With over 20 years of exhibition experience in England, the images invite viewers to engage in contemplation and reflection. This book is the first in a series, with future volumes planned to explore other facets of his work, including a Grey Silver Volume and a Red Volume.
This book is a self-contained course designed for those with a basic knowledge of Spanish who wish to deepen their understanding through authentic sources about Spain and its people. It's suitable for individual or classroom use and is authored by expert Robert Clarke.