Monthly Archives: September 2011

*NEW* Gareth Knight *LIMITED EDITION* Hardback

Posted on September 28, 2011 by Daniel

All New ‘Limited Edition’ Hardback of Gareth Knight’s autobiography – I Called it Magic Skylight Press is offering a special clothbound hardback edition of Gareth Knight’s new autobiography in recognition of his illustrious career as a writer and scholar in … Continue reading →

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Basil King on Skylight Press

Posted on September 24, 2011 by Daniel

Born in London’s East End, Basil King endured the Blitz before emigrating to the U.S. in 1947.  By the tender age of 16 he had enrolled at the now famous Black Mountain College to study painting and writing amongst such … Continue reading →

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Diary as Sin review on HTML Giant

Posted on September 24, 2011 by Daniel

“Celestial fire modulates through neon fields and aches throughout the lathe of space, animated into dynamic magnetism and psychedelic constellations. Vision explodes through planetary energy as dimensions shift invisibly. Will Alexander is a phenomenal and singular poet, a poet who allows me … Continue reading →

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Both Sides of the Door by Margaret Lumley Brown

Posted on September 5, 2011 by Daniel

First published in 1918 and chronicling events some five years earlier, Margaret Lumley Brown’s Both Sides of the Door offers a marvellous peek into  England on the verge of the great war. This little psychological novel packs a punch with its battle of … Continue reading →

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