Arc Of Descent
Martin AgiusIn the midst of the depression, Harry Azzopardi and Cady Stubbs head out to Nevada with their families, hoping to find jobs building a dam on the Colorado River.
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1994. Connections
7 x 7, Illuminate
The answering service is down an alley
on the second floor of an Edwardian house
shadowed by the concrete hulk of a freeway overpass
rendered unsafe in the Loma Prieta quake
and five years later still squats on the...
At Home in the Consequences
photo Gus, Post and Hyde
Margaret Thatcher declares There is no such thing as society
resolute, forthright goes about dismantling the bonds
that hold us together, each atom spun
from one being beyond this infinity;
in her chemistry she...
Twentieth Century
Irene sits sideways on the Admiral’s lap,
chucks him under the chin, kicks heels to the sky,
shows a room full of sailors the best legs in the fleet.
Irene is Jack McGowan, has the photos to prove it,
flaps them at me sat on his 50s...
Beverly Hills, 1984-6
Photo Gus, San francisco
Muriel Slatkin, grande doyenne of The Beverly Hills Hotel,
star of the smash movie Can’t Stop The Music,
toppled from her throne by the man said to have coined the phrase
“Greed is good.” Ivan Boesky has Muriel’...
1988. On the ladder
She really has worked wonders, don’t you think,
so many of us own our homes —
ah “home” the essential word,
an investment in place, putting down roots,
you’ll never get that on a council estate.
Next she’ll unshackle the City,
sweep...
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Reclusive writer born in London, sometimes sighted in San Francisco gazing longingly at the doors of the old Plush Room on Sutter Street. My latest serialized novel is Arc Of Descent, a California saga spanning the 1930s to the 1990s.
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