New Releases by Ken Edwards

A dystopian novel, narrated on behalf of a dead man, unfolding in 33 chapters mirroring Dante's cantos, and set in a hellish world uncannily like post-Brexit Britain.

Nearly a dozen people witness the violence occurring in the Palace Saloon on a summer night in 1884, and at least half of them are involved. Who is guilty of what? Will the the public outcry for retribution require the hangman's noose? Undermined by explosive publicity, where in the region can an impartial jury be found? What form will the shifting sands of frontier justice take in the capital of Arizona Territory? This true and well-documented story of crime and punishment provides insight into the pioneer days of the Southwest, as justice struggles to find its roots.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sports games from all over Australia; aimed at school children from Kindergarten to Year 12; includes diagrams, background to each game, game rules, variations of the games, and teaching points.

The author says of this Selected: "This volume contains what I think of as the essential matter in my verse composition over two decades. I tend to compose in books, and didn't want to disturb the integrity of my favourites: therefore Drumming & Poems, Intensive Care and 3600 Weekends are included in their entirety, as are the shorter sequences A4 Portrait and A4 Landscape. Erik Satie loved children, an early pamphlet, is also included, as I still think it's quite sweet, and besides it was the first showing of what later evolved into my preferred procedures: cutting and splicing, juxtaposition, language play, composition by rhythm."

Bienvenue au Pays des Fraises Rejoins-y vite Charlotte aux Fraises et tous ses amis. Aujourd''hui, ils ont décidé de s''amuser ils organisent une partie de football. Mais Angélique ne pense qu''à gagner et elle en oublie tout le reste. Comprendra-t-elle que l''amitié est bien plus importante que de remporter un match ?

It's Hallowe'en and there's talk of a ghost on Birdwell Island. Jetta and Mac aren't scared, but what would they do if they actually did meet a ghost?

"Ah-Choo!" Emily Elizabeth has a bad cold. How will Clifford and his friends cheer her up?

Clifford et ses amis offrent, après avoir fait quelques gaffes, un bouquet de fleurs défraîchies, un ballon et une carte de souhait couverte de boue à leur ami enrhumée. [SDM].

Possibly the fastest bowler of his era, Eddie Gilbert's story includes three legendary encounters with the incomparable Don Bradman. But this story transcends cricket. It is the powerful, tragic experience of an Aboriginal Australian struggling to succeed in racist Queensland of the 1930s.

Abu is always getting into all kinds of mischief! Children will love this tale about the charming troublemaker's antics, and the rhyming text is just right for newly independent readers.

Poetry. In GOOD SCIENCE Edwards has written one of the truly powerful books of poetry to come out of England in the past ten years, linking many endeavors with the phenomenon of linguistic intrigue. In these days when American writers are battling over issues of how interruptive a poem should be, Edwards'' writing is what Iron magazine described as "somehow fluid and fractured at the same time." GOOD SCIENCE is an illuminating book. GOOD SCIENCE leaps over the shaggy dog of most contemporary poetry by transcending poetic license, elevating the writing beyond mere poetic concerns to a larger human scale.