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The Compendium is author, Brian Corvin's third published work. Where his first two – The Dream Journey (2010) and The Unity Project (2016) – were books of poetry and verse, the present volume is something different.
The first section consists of a selection of neohaikus and social verse while, the second introduces the reader to some quirky short stories, taking on tales of the macabre, offering unexpected twists. This is followed by a trilogy of related one-act plays, which look at the suffering caused by clerical child abuse, questioning whether redemption and forgiveness is ever really possible. The volume finishes with an autobiographical fragment (Towards a New World Order) in which he describes how he became a Baha'i.
The author, Brian Corvin, was born in Dublin, Ireland eighty years ago but, he sees himself as a world citizen, He has been inspired by Bahaullah, the prophet of globalisation but, feels that his writing should be grounded in the here and now of the world he finds around him.
The Compendium by Brian Corvin
Anthology: poetry, haiku, short story, drama, essay. 250 pages
First published in Ireland, in 2019, by The Manuscript Publisher
ISBN: 978-1-911442-19-6
The Compendium
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Brian Corvin
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Brian Corvin was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1937, where he continues to reside. He considers himself, however, to be a world citizen as, "the world is one country and mankind are its citizens".
His first book of poems, The Dream Journey, was published in 2010. He says it took the best part of 50 years to produce. His second, The Unity Project, took five, which, Brian said at the time, showed progress of a kind. The Unity Project completed the cycle that he set out to achieve with his first book. His third book, The Compendium, offers something different.
For further information, visit his website.
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