DEUS EX INSOMNIA (Poetry)

From the morbid to the macabre to the amusing and the mischievous, Deus Ex Insomnia presents 80 poems in one volume that isn't afraid to laugh at the darker edge of life. Together with four creative essays celebrating the literary imagination, this is an intoxicating distillation of the authorial mind.


Smashwords, 2011 (Digital)


Formats: Kindle, Kobo, Nook, Sony, Apple, PC


ISBN: 978-1-4580-4377-1 | ASIN: B00439GJKY


Lulu, 2007 (Paperback)


ISBN: 978-1-8475-3507-8


Walk into the shadows of a sleepless night, of a mind teetering towards the abyss of deprivation, when revelation intrudes through the event horizon that separates the lightness of being from the depths of hidden meaning. Out there in the beyond it's not all morbid raptures, there is laughter too, hidden in the drug of words.


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Paperback Edition:

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On Literature (Essays)

First published as a staple-bound printed chapbook in 2004, Mark Cantrell has now re-issued his collection of essays and articles in digital format through the publisher and distributor Smashwords.


FREE chapbook


Smashwords, 2011


Formats: Kindle, Kobo, Nook, Sony, Apple, PC


On Literature brings together a fascinating collection of work rooted in the creative writing scene of his native Bradford, as well as his musings on the wider realms of creative writing.


From poets waxing lyrical to poets getting down-right political, a startling ensemble of creative exploits is explored in this small publication. Released FREE under a Creative Commons license, it is available for the Kindle, Sony Reader, and other devices exclusively from Smashwords. So, feel free to download On Literature and be inspired: there’s more to literary living than you might at first think.


 Download the chapbook at Smashwords.

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