The View From My Wooden Tower
by william muldoon
A short compilation of poetry, this collection is a critique of the society we live in, giving an insightful approach to our current state of culture and social evolution. It paints a dark picture with a hint of hope toward the end. Fascinating and engaging as an early work of a new poet this certainly gives hope to the future of poetry if not the dark society that William paints for us.
About the Author
William Muldoon is a young writer who for several years has built up an array of poetry and short stories. This is the first collection he has chosen to publish and it gives the reader a clear idea of the person William is. Growing up in troubled Northern Ireland he has since left and currently lives in London. He read English and sociology in Manchester and intends to publish his first full length fiction over the next twenty four months.
(2007, paperback, 32 pages)
A short compilation of poetry, this collection is a critique of the society we live in, giving an insightful approach to our current state of culture and social evolution. It paints a dark picture with a hint of hope toward the end. Fascinating and engaging as an early work of a new poet this certainly gives hope to the future of poetry if not the dark society that William paints for us.
About the Author
William Muldoon is a young writer who for several years has built up an array of poetry and short stories. This is the first collection he has chosen to publish and it gives the reader a clear idea of the person William is. Growing up in troubled Northern Ireland he has since left and currently lives in London. He read English and sociology in Manchester and intends to publish his first full length fiction over the next twenty four months.
(2007, paperback, 32 pages)
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