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The Poetry and Prose  of Nicholas Hancock
The Poet of Despair

Published by The British Hancock Society with the permission of the author.
         
CONTENTS        

Nicholas Hancock "I'm still quite a lusty chap, you know," says the old poet and adventurer, as a smile ghosts through the blue of his eyes, causing a barely visible stretching of fine lips, which should have some kissing to do before their flame dies. This is the man who has just published an acclaimed novel about the love of a couple in their 70s, described with a tenderness, which recognises that body parts sag and hang loose, while varicose veins swell into view. "I need only look at my own legs to help me with such passages," says Nicholas Hancock, with a knowing shrug. "But why should you hide what experience has given you?"

         Interviewer David Charters of the Liverpool Daily Post 24/11/04 - Pic by Tracy O'Neill

HOSTED  BY EVANS EXPERIENTIALISM  AND  DEVOTED TO THE WORK OF
LIVERPOOL POET, WRITER  AND ADVENTURER - NICHOLAS HANCOCK


Mini Biography of Nicholas HancockHancock's Metafizzical Essays
Fine Writings and Other  PhobiasThe Poetry of Nicholas Hancock
The Short StoriesHancock's Travels
The David Charters Interview
COMING SOON - THE HANCOCK NOVELS