Stroking Cerberus

'This dazzling series shows that if the barriers can be vaulted there is true beauty to be had from the lesser-walked streets of literature. These works are both nourishing and inspiring, and a gift to any reader.' - Kerry Hudson. 'These infinite themes are uniquely handled and dexterously narrated by Haskell. Stroking Cerberus is a stunning, original debut collection that encourages contemplation as much as it motivates the reader to explore and review where separations occur and opposites coalesce. This is a timely, intimate, but far-reaching narrative, and a necessary joy to get to know.' - Jane Monson. 'Written with a moving, lyrical voice, tackling themes of family, genetics, life and loss with an almost other-worldly feel to them.' - Viva Brighton. 'If you are a spook like me you will fully appreciate these poems that communicate with those lost - passed over - no longer in our reach. Especially in relation to experiments from the likes of Edison. We are always seeking the truth, no more so than when we are at a loss to explain what is in our hearts and happening beyond our control. Perfect for those that walk the dark side, seeking truth, like me.' - Contrary Reader.