It is not easy to admit ones regrets, desires, joys and bitter-sweet memories, let alone commit them to paper. And to put these into the public domain takes yet another brave leap that can, however, lead to a therapeutic and consoling reassurance for the reader and, hopefully, a cathartic valve for the writer. However this is what Kevin Hollingsworth has achieved in his refreshingly candid collection of writings, Wonders.

The collection comprises 21 pieces, each one exploring the writer’s emotions in the face of his circumstances. In form, each piece inhabits that grey area between prose poetry and literary prose, with its intense use of language: metaphor, personification and linguistic acrobatics abound.

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