Breaking through the inky night

A compilation of literary criticism and critical essays written with the author's inherent poetic flair even on seemingly serious matters such as violence or pandemics. The spectrum of portrayals is striking: Smallridge writes about history, solitude, poetry, landscape, writers, violence, politics, he also touches upon social problems, philosophy, and the ultimate, or perhaps even eschatological questions. Repeatedly expressing bold, if not controversial, opinions. The book is captivating, ...