D L Forbes: 6 books

Someone told me – myself, I think. Yes, my self, for whom else would I take any notice? "Your poems," I said to me, "many are pretty much self-obsessed, aren't they; all about the very special, unique, joys and tribulations – though mostly tribulations, of being you. Not too much...

Saxonford – Set in the mire of historical accuracy and a pattern of inbreeding, corruption, murder, sex and madness where Dukes and Duchesses, Lords and Ladies vie for royal favour in preserving their lives of prosperity and privilege. Saxonford – is an entertaining saga of the rise, fall and extinction...

Saxonford – Set in the mire of historical accuracy and a pattern of inbreeding, corruption, murder, sex and madness where Dukes and Duchesses, Lords and Ladies vie for royal favour in preserving their lives of prosperity and privilege. Saxonford – is an entertaining saga of the rise, fall and extinction...

When a dozen years of sexual and mental abuse can no longer be concealed behind the façade of a normal upbringing, culminating in the mysterious disappearance of a local landlord, a young man must come to terms with himself and his history and decide if he wants to determine his own future, or let...

This is a selection of one hundred poems written by a twenty-two-year-old British bloke during his five-month meandering journey hitchhiking across the United States from the Atlantic to the Pacific during the spring and summer of 1979. A trip during which the writer sold well over 1000 original,...

Gentile & Jew Boys: A collection of one hundred poems; funny, whimsical and intense, associated with the 'real-life' relationship between a gay English artist and an Israeli Talmudic scholar – a tie-in with the biographic-novel Yid un Goy Yingl. Author's note: This selection of poems is a nonfictional...